William Laud's Religious Policies 1629-40
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- Created on: 20-02-19 12:22
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- Religious Policy
- Religious Ceremonies
- bowing at name 'Jesus'
- Beautifying clothes
- prejudice against deep-rooted Puritans
- 'Laudian High Church'
- seemed Roman Catholic
- Why opposition to Laud developed
- interference
- mant objected and feared his polices
- changed religiously, politically, socially
- many Puritan Gentry opposed him
- power in Royal Council
- atitutde towards him
- interference
- The Altar
- Move to east end of church with barriers
- Catholicism?
- said it should be a special place
- Move to east end of church with barriers
- Aims
- restore the 'beauty of holiness'
- ceremonies
- position of the alter
- restore the church to wider power & infuence
- raise the educational level of Parish Clergy
- restore the 'beauty of holiness'
- View on the Catholic Church
- didn't share common prejudice against them
- Offered Post of Cardunial from Pope
- refusal wasn't seen as strong enough
- a weak deduction- Puritan
- refusal wasn't seen as strong enough
- Book of Sports
- Re-introduced in 1633
- enncouraged sport after church services
- against Puritan way
- Re-introduced in 1633
- Attempts to Raise Status of Clergy
- Determined to raise status of Parish Priest to Gentry
- Priests intefered with the Gentry authority
- Removed family Pews of the Gentry
- in own private (local) area
- felt humiliated
- felt shown up
- in front of tenants and lower orders
- Determined to raise status of Parish Priest to Gentry
- Religious Ceremonies
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