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    The Church of England traces its origins back to the 2nd century Roman Catholic Church's influence in Europe. However, it was officially formed during the 16th century English Reformation started by King Henry VIII, who broke from the Catholic Church to divorce his wife and remarry. Anglicans believe in the Holy Trinity of God the Father, God the Son Jesus Christ, and God the Holy Spirit. Jesus reconciled people to God by living and dying to provide a model. The Anglican Church is divided into High Church, Low Church, and Broad Church branches with differing views on doctrine, with High Church being more conservative and closer to Catholicism, and Low Church emphasizing Protestant beliefs and rejecting Catholic associations. Anglicanism in England

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    The Church of England traces its origins back to the 2nd century Roman Catholic Church's influence in Europe. However, it was officially formed during the 16th century English Reformation started by King Henry VIII, who broke from the Catholic Church to divorce his wife and remarry. Anglicans believe in the Holy Trinity of God the Father, God the Son Jesus Christ, and God the Holy Spirit. Jesus reconciled people to God by living and dying to provide a model. The Anglican Church is divided into High Church, Low Church, and Broad Church branches with differing views on doctrine, with High Church being more conservative and closer to Catholicism, and Low Church emphasizing Protestant beliefs and rejecting Catholic associations. Anglicanism in England

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    The Church of England traces its origins back to the 2nd century Roman Catholic Church's influence in Europe. However, it was officially formed during the 16th century English Reformation started by King Henry VIII, who broke from the Catholic Church to divorce his wife and remarry. Anglicans believe in the Holy Trinity of God the Father, God the Son Jesus Christ, and God the Holy Spirit. Jesus reconciled people to God by living and dying to provide a model. The Anglican Church is divided into High Church, Low Church, and Broad Church branches with differing views on doctrine, with High Church being more conservative and closer to Catholicism, and Low Church emphasizing Protestant beliefs and rejecting Catholic associations. Anglicanism in England

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    The Church of England traces its origins back to the 2nd century Roman Catholic Church's influence in Europe. However, it was officially formed during the 16th century English Reformation started by King Henry VIII, who broke from the Catholic Church to divorce his wife and remarry. Anglicans believe in the Holy Trinity of God the Father, God the Son Jesus Christ, and God the Holy Spirit. Jesus reconciled people to God by living and dying to provide a model. The Anglican Church is divided into High Church, Low Church, and Broad Church branches with differing views on doctrine, with High Church being more conservative and closer to Catholicism, and Low Church emphasizing Protestant beliefs and rejecting Catholic associations. Anglicanism in England

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    1.

    History
    The Church of England’s earliest origins date back to the Roman Catholic Church’s influence in Europe
    during the 2nd century. However, the church’s official formation and identity are typically thought to
    have started during the Reformation in England of the 16th century. King Henry VIII is considered the
    founder of the Church of England.
    Mainly, the reason for Henry VIII's break with the Church was the fact that the monarch did not want
    to share his achievements and wealth with the holy institution; In addition, Enrique wished to get his
    wife's divorce so that he could marry someone else with a male heir. ( ko thêm vào slide chỉ đọc )
    2. Beliefs
    Anglicans believe that there is only one God, but there are three elements to this one God:
    + God the Father
    + God the Son
    + God the Holy Spirit
    -> that human beings' decision to reject this eternal God and live according to their own standards
    causes a relational breakdown between them that God the Son, Jesus Christ, lived and died to give
    people a model and a way to be reconciled with God.
    3. Parts of the Anglican Church
    The Anglican Church can be divided into three categories, distinguished by their views on certain
    biblical doctrines. These divisions are known by the following names: High Church, Low Church, and
    Freedom.

    High Church

    low church
    High Church : In the first case, it is about the more conservative view of this doctrine, because it has
    more to do with the power and nobility of the English language.
    The High Church accepts all sacraments, as well as iconic images of Catholics. Because of its proximity
    to the Catholic Church, members of this branch are known as Anglican Catholics.
    Low Church : The Low Church, for its part, deals with the most reformist outlook in the Anglican
    Church; therefore, they are considered the purest. From this division, famous Episcopal Churches
    were born in the United States..
    Members of this division do not like to associate with Catholics and tend to emphasize the Protestant
    character of their religion. In addition, they are Calvinist, because they base their beliefs on these five
    points of departure from this other line of protest.
    Free people : To the liberals, these were not considered a branch of the Anglican Church; however,
    they became known by this name to groups of Englishmen who made a series of changes in the main
    Anglican precepts.
    These opennesses mostly revolve around women's participation in the Church - they support women
    as archbishops and pastors-, they also endorse gay marriage and their ideology. tends to the left (they
    maintain socialist ideology).
    4. The Anglicans in England
    + Anglicans believe that the Christian life involves regular praise and prayer, both private and public,
    and that Christians must practise what they preach and pray - both on Sundays (the day when
    Anglicans normally gather for worship) and every day, as they seek to live out their worship.
    + Anglicanism developed its own criteria from the British political and social context. For example, the
    Anglican Church decided to preserve all Catholic sacraments, as well as most of the structure of
    Christianity.

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