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The Act of Supremacy is presented as Henry VIII declaring independence from the Pope while retaining many Catholic practices under royal authority.
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"These are people who wanted total equality and democracy and freedom in the world, because they believe that is the will of God, okay?..."
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"But because there's such a strong Catholic contingent in England, Henry VIII maintains Catholic practices. But rather than have the Pope, be at the..."
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The Protestant Reformation begins as liberation from priest, pope, and ritual.
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