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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.
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Henry VIII
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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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"...And so Henry Tudor becomes Henry VII, and his son becomes Henry VIII, who is one of the most famous kings in British history...."
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"The Catholic Church swears loyalty to the pope. There's only one. The Church of England swears loyalty to the king of England. That's it,..."
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"...the Act of Supremacy. That is when the King of England, Henry VIII, declares his independence from the Pope, 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 Jesuits and the Freemasons the Protestants is England okay uh Henry VIII what he will do is he will split off from the..."
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"...gonna happen is this. So England is Catholic, and then the Henry VIII is going to turn this into the Church of England. But..."
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"...king can have a lot of power, okay? So, for example, Henry VIII was a very powerful king. He was considered one of the..."
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Britain becomes empire not because it begins powerful, but because it begins divided, poor, exposed, and forced to change.
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The Protestant Reformation begins as liberation from priest, pope, and ritual.
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