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• Established church
  {{ dambigbox| Established church | Church }} The '''established church''' of a country is one that is supported by, and in some respects supports,
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• Established church/Approval
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• Established church/Bibliography
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• Established church/Definition
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• Established church/External Links
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• Established church/Related Articles
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• Established church
  {{ dambigbox| Established church | Church }} The '''established church''' of a country is one that is supported by, and in some respects supports,
  686 bytes (109 words) - 19:53, 29 September 2020
• Church (disambiguation)
  {{r|Established church}}
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• Established church/External Links
  ...hinkexist.com/quotes/with/keyword/established_church/ quotations about the established church]
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• Established church/Bibliography
  | title = Established church, sectarian people : itinerancy and the transformation of English dissent, 1
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• First Amendment to the United States Constitution
  In its simplest interpretation, this clause forbids the creation of an [[established church]] like the [[Church of England]]. Beyond this, it raises issues which rema
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• Inner Mission
  ...mission as purpose and to missions as organizations, to action within the established church, and to action “at home” within the local community (as opposed, for ex
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• Alexander Carlyle
  ...rs he was a ''moderate'', meaning that he supported toleration towards the Established Church of England - a doctrine in stark contrast to that prevalent in his youth, w
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• Freedom of religion/Timelines
  ...by their local community, in practice the [[Congregational Church]]; last established church in USA
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• Church of Scotland
  ...in doctrine and [[Presbyterian]] in government and discipline. It is the [[established church]], and now enrolls over 600,000 members. ...more accepting of Gaelic language and culture, grew at the expense of the established church.<ref> George Robb, "Popular Religion and the Christianization of the Scotti
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• Edmund Burke
  ...ed a committed [[Anglican]] the rest of his life. He considered a national established church a requirement for sound government. In 1750 he went to [[London, England|Lo
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• David Lloyd George
  ...s, fighting the landlords and the Church of England in Wales (which was an established church that collected tithes from dissenters and was distinct from the main Church
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• Swedish Americans
  ...remained vital to the Swedish Americans. The authoritarian features of the established church in Sweden, controlled by the upper class, combined with the rigidities of s
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• Christianity
  [[Evangelicalism]] is another movement that exist both with established church groups and entirely independent churches, some of which have evolved out of
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• Evangelicalism
  ...although this was at first resisted by the majority of the [[Anglican]] [[established church]].
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• French Revolution
  .... The Roman Catholic variation stressed the attacks on religion and the [[established church]], and the horrors of the Terror, thereby bolstering the political conserva
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• Protestantism
  ...England other names were given non-Roman Catholic organizations, such as "Established Church," "Presbyterian Church," and the like, none of them being named after any o ...ds had renounced Catholicism; in England the only question was whether the established Church of England or the Puritans should prevail; and the Scandinavian north had b
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• Scottish people
  ...Bolstered by reformers such as [[John Knox]], the Presbyterians became the established church in Scotland with an act of 1560.
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• Søren Kierkegaard
  ...is the most terrible offence against Christianity. ... the doctrine of the established Church, its organization, are both very good indeed. Oh, but then our lives: belie
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• Thomas Jefferson
  ...er. His formal education began under two Anglican ministers, which was the established church in Virginia. He became proficient in Latin and Greek and had some French. H
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• Oliver Cromwell
  ...tial, denouncing the tyranny of the bishops, the pervasive idolatry of the established Church, and the Court interests generally. He served on eighteen high-profile comm
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