Edwardian Protestantism
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- Edwardian Protestantism
- Book of common prayers - (1549 )
- Second Book of Common Prayers (1552)
- Cranmer had
finally worked out what he thought about the Eucharist;
- Doctrine of transubstantiat-ion now directly excluded and used ordinary bread
- Cranmer had
finally worked out what he thought about the Eucharist;
- Questions regarding whether Cranmer was confused or whether he was taking a cautious and subtle approach to protestantism to the English people.
- Second Book of Common Prayers (1552)
- ********* of the alters
- Changes made to Bishops clothing (simpler style)
- Acts of Iconoclasm (Removing superstitious images within the churches) - Radicals for and Cromwell forbade this
- 1547- Denunciation of images - Approved by Edward head of the church to encouraged destruction of images including glass, statues, abolished processions, discouraged people from leaving money to good works and chantries.
- White washed the walls of the churches
- Removed Mass
- Eamon
Duffy describes it as ‘flood-tide of radicalism’ the policy confirmed by council in 1550.
- Conservative George Day and Bishop of Chichester refused order and were sent to the tower. Conservative bishops were replaced by protestant.
- Dissolution of the Chantries - 1547
- Act of Uniformity (1549 )
- Dudley (Northumberland) continuing on with Somerset protestant reforms - he also wanted the churches wealth he was also influenced by senior clergy such as Cranmer, Ridley and Radicals such as Hooper
- Protestantism confirmed within the 42 Articles of religion 1552 - by Cranmer this was the ?statement
of faith Influence
of Martin
Bucer (Strasbourg);
Peter Martyr
Vermigli
- Religious reforms created financial difficulties where bishops wanted their share from the crown
- Book of common prayers - (1549 )
- Protestantism confirmed within the 42 Articles of religion 1552 - by Cranmer this was the ?statement
of faith Influence
of Martin
Bucer (Strasbourg);
Peter Martyr
Vermigli
- Religious reforms created financial difficulties where bishops wanted their share from the crown
- 1552: Second Act of Uniformity: Attendance at services made compulsory.
- Latin services removed and replaced with English services - caused problems for those who could not read or understand the language
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