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Jiang describes early modern secret societies as accepted platforms for educated, wealthy, high-status men to engage religious speculation at the edge of Anglican orthodoxy.
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Jiang describes early modern secret societies as accepted platforms for educated, wealthy, high-status men to engage religious speculation at the edge of Anglican orthodoxy.
"...that secret societies were not necessarily outside the purview of the Anglican Church. At that time, the Anglican Church had an orthodoxy. And by..."
"...belief and the king okay the king is head of the Anglican Church which the official Church of England and there's no difference between..."
"...Reformation and he changed the Catholic Church into something called the Anglican Church, okay? Or the Church of England, which he would have authority..."
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