England as Protestant by 1547

Britain became Protestant in 1547. In some respects the UK went to Protestantism in 1547, but in other respects it remained Catholic. Henry VIII married Catherine of Aragon, but he met a new woman named Ambolin in the court. Annie promised to Henry that he would marry and give him a son. Henry decided to divorce with Katherine, but they were hard to get, only the Pope could divorce. But the Pope refused Henry and he wanted a divorce.

After the death of Elizabeth I, Henry VIII, his three children will rule the UK in the next half century. - Edward VI (1547 - 1553) - Mary I (1553 - 1558) - Elizabeth I (1558 - 1603) Mary I returned the English Church to the Catholics and killed many Protestants. Elizabeth I formed a new episcopal church - traces of Protestant and Catholic traditions - one agreed - eg priests who were allowed to marry 7 Calvinist's development John Calvin (1509 - 1564) Literature Protestant faith. He left Catholic church in 1533 and was obliged to leave France. In 1536 he gained popularity in Geneva in Switzerland and established theocracy. - There is no strict rule established there - Pastors and the masses - There is no music, games, or bright costumes - God was elected Calvinism from the beginning - the doctrine will be saved. These are called "electors". Men and women are born guilty and can not be redeemed

The Protestant Reform Catholic Church was 1500 years old and the Catholic Church was corrupt. The Renaissance caused secular concepts like humanitarianism

In 1534, King Henry 8 separated the English church from the Roman Catholic Church and the cause of Protestant developed rapidly under Edward VI (governed from 1547 to 1553). However during the reign of Queen Mary (1553 - 1985), Britain returned to Roman Catholicism, and many Protestants were expelled. Many exiles came to Geneva. There, the church of John Calvin provided a controlled model of a controlled church. Based on this experience, the two most popular books of the Elizabeth era in England - Geneva Bible and John Fox's martyrs book - Protestantly witness Britain as a voter of God's choice to complete religious reform I did it.

When Henry VIII died in 1547, Edward IV succeeded in the throne, and the Protestant movement was stronger than before. Edward is a very intellectual Protestant who is honored to add many changes to the English Church. He abolished six articles, allowed clerics to marry, and applied Cranma's common prayer to all church worship. England is becoming a Protestant country, King Edward died of tuberculosis at the age of 16. In 1553, Catherine of Aragonese daughter Mary I was crazy. She is an extreme Catholic and does not tolerate Protestant creeds.