Henry VIII's church, described here as Catholic in doctrine and ritual but loyal to the English king instead of the pope.
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Church of England
Henry VIII's church, described here as Catholic in doctrine and ritual but loyal to the English king instead of the pope.
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The Church of England differs from Catholicism, in Jiang's account, only by loyalty: Catholic authority goes to the pope, Anglican authority to the English king.
Puritans are defined as reformers who want to purge Catholic remnants from the Church of England while staying inside or reshaping it.
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"...he grew up in France. And they sponsored him to invade England and defeat Richard III. Okay? And this establishes the House of Tudor...."
"...Church swears loyalty to the pope. There's only one. The Church of England swears loyalty to the king of England. That's it, guys. There's..."
"So when you have a diversity, you have diversity in England, and so even though England is a small place, as I keep on..."
"Church of England, it's fine, but there's certain things within the Church of England which is too much like the Catholic Church, so if..."
"this time in history in England there's a major conflict between religious belief and the king okay the king is head of the Anglican..."
"...Puritans. Who are the Puritans? The Puritans believe that the Church of England is too Catholic. And so, therefore, we must purge the Church..."
"...much more popular religion in Britain than the Catholic religion in England, as England begins to industrialize. And so the middle class is rising,..."
"...other people, called the Armenians, who want to maintain the Church of England as it is, okay? So you have all these massive factions..."
"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..."
"...different religions and you have different descent. So let's look at England. Okay? England. So England is a king. And before, the Catholic Church..."
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