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Meanings of anglicanism in English

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Usage of anglicanism in English
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Puritanism prevailed in Scotland, Catholicism in Ireland, Anglicanism or Episcopacy in England.
The Leading Facts of English History
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They were making no protest against Romanism nor against Anglicanism in themselves.
The Greatest English Classic / A Study of the King James Version...
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Under Elizabeth Anglicanism again replaced Roman Catholicism as the religion of England.
Early European History
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One married an Anglican and converted to Anglicanism; the other married a divorcee.
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Presbyterianism became a more intolerant state religion than Anglicanism had been.
A Political and Social History of Modern Europe V.1.
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Liberal Anglicanism has been dominated by this cause, and this has weakened it.
The Guardian
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As usual in Anglicanism, any change is likely to be a slowly emerging compromise.
The Guardian
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Yet he lingered long over the claim of Anglicanism to be the Catholic religion.
Life of Father Hecker
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He had warned of the risk of the "dissolution" of worldwide Anglicanism.
The Guardian
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Lutheranism and Anglicanism are not, doubtless you are aware, divided on the broader bases.
The Adventures of Harry Richmond — Volume 5
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An obsession with bishops is a defining characteristic of Anglicanism, both ancient and modern.
The Guardian
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Anglicanism at that time had committed itself to a thoroughly stationary view of revelation.
Outspoken Essays
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Anglicanism sees itself as grounded in scripture, tradition, and reason.
The Irish Times
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The Anglicanism of their writer is decidedly "broad", it seems to me.'
Born in Exile
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The issue of female clergy has divided global Anglicanism.
Reuters
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The malleable constitution, the tepid Anglicanism: these are the raw materials of an envied stability.
The Irish Times