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But I want to divorce my wife, bro.

>>744914

Just chop her head, bro.

>>744917

Yo pro tips man, thnx.

Yes and no. Basically that was a catalyst. But moving forward, Anglicanism forged a via media between Catholicism and Protestantism. The church is really indebted to the various churchmen who contributed to its identity. Henry doesnt define Anglicanism. He just made it possible. To be fair, most Lutheran princes just chose Lutheranism as their state religion so they could take property also. I wouldnt be an Anglican, but mostly because it is a dying church full of liberals. There was a time, though, when it was something admirable and there might have been a chance for it to reconcile with the Orrhodox church. Then they started ordaining women and shit.

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Best thing about the Anglicans is that they gave us the puritans

>>745169

Anglicans are schisming, between the conservatives (headed by the Archbishop of Nigeria) and the liberals (headed by the Episcopalian Archbishop) with the Archbishop in Canterbury doing everything to hold it together.

The Anglican communion won't fully schism because it has put unity and temporal practicality above truth (which goes back to the via media doctrine between the English Catholics and English Protestants). The realignment movement (conservatives) believe they can influence the broader church away from the liberals. They do things like setting up competitive structures in liberal areas (e.g. the conservative Anglican Church of North America was setup as a refuge for conservatives in the Episcopalian church). The liberal churches then sue conservative priests who go to those new structures, usually trying to take the church buildings out from underneath the parish.

It will take something really, really big for a schism to happen, like the Archbishop of Canterbury taking a side. Then the other side will schism.

>>745178

>he Archbishop of Canterbury

Isn't the Queen/King in theory the pope of the Anglicans?

Where does the Archbishop fits in?

>>745169

They actually looked into it early on afaik but were surprised to learn that Mary was venerated in the Orthodoxy as well so droppppped it

>>745563

Yes, the English Monarch is the leader of the CoE, but they appoint an Archbishop to run it for them. It's just a way to delegate the responsibility away from the royal family.

>>745809

So the royal family is just there for church ceremonial purposes?

What if the queen wanted to stop the gay stuff in the CoE? Could she do it?

And what if the queen became Catholic or of other religion?

>>745118

I can agree with that, especially since most of what Lancelot Andrewes Press (Western Orthodox publisher under the AOCANA) produces is reprints of Anglo Catholic materials, which I use in my daily stuff. Not to make a blog post, but I guess it shows that Anglicanism actually has preserved some stuff the Catholic Church lost after Trent.

The monarchs who established Protestantism in England received instruction from Reformed ministers.

>>745821

>I see it as thr monarch owns the land and the souls of the English

Me too that's why I think mocharchs should intervene more in the governing of the country.

>William confronted the Queen

Well it was her mother and the Queen and his dad didn't like her.

Wasn't she cucking Carlos with some dudes? I get the impression that she was an whore, correct me if I'm wrong and I apologise if I am.

>royals of lichtenstein on the English throne

soon

>>745850

the legitimate line was broken in 1066

>>745809

>Yes, the English Monarch is the leader of the CoE

Temporal leader.

The archibshops are the chief honchos with apostolic succesion, that can therefor administer sacraments and appoint priests, which is what the Church IS, in Apostolic theology.

>>745849

Are you saying Diana was "redpilled" somehow?

She never seemed patriotic to me to fight the globalists.

>>745883

I didn't know the brits had pedo problems in the government.

Well considering that it must be likely that the driver took a (((wrong))) turn in the tunnel.

>>745897

*is

>>745906

This!

Underrated post, they say that religion is communism biggest enemy, because people turning to god avoids them following a totalitarian regime. And when people are devoid from god, they turn to communism as a form of resolving their problems.

Anyway, there was another thread talking about this in more detail, which was it?