WebIn the nineteenth century the Church of England remained a middle way, but had to widen its doctrines considerably. This process was facilitated to a considerable degree in part because many upper-class Anglicans, tired of doctrinal disputes, wanted only a rational, moderate, practical religion which would permit them to worship in peace. WebThe Anglican Doctrine of Baptism. This article examines the theology of baptism found in the foundational documents of the Church of England. It expounds the Latin and English texts of the Thirty-nine Articles of Religion, to see what they teach on the subject, noting especially the Protestant and Reformed (but non-Zwinglian) nature of the ...

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WebThe Church of England understands baptism as a sacrament - ‘marking the beginning of a journey with God which continues for the rest of our lives, the first step in response to God’s love.’ Expressing baptism in terms of a journey helps connect all of us as God’s people together and helps families WebBaptism Records. A baptism record is a any type of record or certificate that states the date and place an individual was baptised into a church. These records are available from 1538 onwards, and are recorded in Parish Registers. They are an invaluable resource for researching your family tree because the census and official records of birth ... inch standard countersink

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