- Oxford Movement
Vatican II, hopes for the prospect of reunification
rose againEven now some movements aimed at reuniting the Church of England with Rome
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The Church of England and the Catholicism
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- 1. The Church of England and the Catholicism
- 2. HistoryCreation – 1534 Branches appearedAttempts at Reunification
- 3. SimilaritiesThe relationship between Anglicanism and Roman Catholicism
- 4. Apostolic successionApostolic succession, in Christianity, the principal according
- 5. Differences with CatholicismThe head of the Church
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HistoryCreation – 1534 Branches appearedAttempts at Reunification Queen Marymid-19th century - Oxford MovementVatican II, hopes for the prospect of reunification rose againEven now some movements aimed at reuniting the Church of
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Слайд 2History
Creation – 1534
Branches appeared
Attempts at Reunification
Queen Mary
mid-19th century
- Oxford Movement
rose againEven now some movements aimed at reuniting the Church of England with Rome
Слайд 3Similarities
The relationship between Anglicanism and Roman Catholicism has always been
different from the other Catholic-Protestant divides
Do not really dispute over
some meaningful theological mattersEven after the split, the Church of England maintained a hierarchy with bishops and priests – Apostolic succession
Слайд 4Apostolic succession
Apostolic succession, in Christianity, the principal according to which bishops
represent a direct, uninterrupted line of continuity from the Apostles of Jesus
Christ.Апостольская преемственность
Слайд 5Differences with Catholicism
The head of the Church of England– the
Monarch
“Sola Scriptura” – rely only on Bible
Interpret The Holy Scripture
freely
