The Anglican Church and Puritanism
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- The Anglican Church and Puritanism
- Hampton Court Conference, 1604
- A discussion over Puritan reforms, with bishops and Anglicans present
- Mostly amicable
- Except when a Puritan mentioned Presbyterians and James responded with "No bishops, no king"
- Achievements
- Agreed that there should be a priest for each Parish
- New English bible that was published in 1611
- New Canons, 1604
- New rules that the Church and all clergy had to follow
- use the cross during baptism
- wearing of the surplice
- a long white garment
- accepting the King as supreme governor of the King
- accepting authority of bishops
- accepting the Thirty-Nine articles
- Statement of basic beliefs of the English Church, to which all ministers must swear agreement
- accepting the services in the Prayer Book
- Richard Bancroft and George Abbot
- Bancroft: Archbishop of Canterbury (1604-1910)
- Very much against Puritans while James wanted to avoid open conflict
- Made it difficult for extreme puritans to remain in the Church and some left for other countries
- Abbot: Archbishop of Canterbury (1910-21)
- More lenient with Puritans
- Bancroft: Archbishop of Canterbury (1604-1910)
- Hampton Court Conference, 1604
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