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What special role does Queen Elizabeth II hold in the Anglican Church?
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Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II is "Defender of the Faith" and Supreme Governor of the Church of England i.e., the Anglican Communion. She is the ecclesiastical superior of the Archbishop of Canterbury. This answer is from en.wikipedia.org under "Queen Elizabeth II".
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What is the name of the religion Queen Elizabeth made?
Elizabeth did not found a new religion. Her father, Henry VIII did and it is called the Anglican church. It wasn't a new religion. It was a new church within the same catholic christian religion.
What religion was Elizabeth 2nd of England?
Elizabeth II, Queen of the UK is head of the Church of England, which is officially a protestant church although many of its rituals and rites are considered by some as catholic.
What was the name of the church that Queen Elizabeth I made?
The church that Queen Elizabeth I formed was called Elizabethan Church and was of Protestant faith.
What is Queen Elizabeth II's regilion?
You mean religion. She is the Head of the Anglican Church, a.k.a. Church of England. In UK the abbreviation C.O.E,. always means Church of England and not Corps of Engineers ( Construction helmets in olive drab are not worn in Church!)
Is queen Elizabeth mean or nice?
Elizabeth I was a good queen, but there are many people who would say she was not "nice." She executed and exiled people both to protect her throne and for reasons of personal jealousy. She also persecuted those who wanted to follow the Roman Catholic Church instead of the Anglican Church her father had formed.
Did queen Elizabeth establish the Anglican Church?
Henry VIII established the Anglican church
What queen made the Anglican church the official church of England?
Queen Elizabeth I
Which branch of the christian church does the queen also head?
It depends on which queen you are talking about. If you are referring to the Queen Elizabeth II of England, that would be the Anglican Church. Queen Margrethe II of Denmark officially heads the Lutheran Church in Denmark, but has even less influence over than than Queen Elizabeth II over the Anglican Church.
Was Queen Elizabeth A Purtian?
Queen Elizabeth I was a Protestant, who worshipped in the Anglican Church set up by her father Henry VIII. Queen Elizabeth II, is also Anglican. No Roman Catholic, has been permitted to take the English Throne, since the 17th Century.
Is Queen Elizabeth catholic?
No she is not Catholic. She is a member of the Anglican Church-in fact she is in charge of it as "defender of the faith"
Who combined the Catholic and protestant to come up with Anglican church?
Roman Catholic AnswerNo one, the Catholic Church cannot be "combined" with anything. The Anglican Church is a protestant church that was formed by Henry VIII as he left the Catholic Church and then it was established by Parliament under his daughter, Elizabeth I.
What religion was Queen Elizabeth?
Queen Elizabeth I was an Anglican and a member of the church her father Henry VIII founded. The nation was still in turmoil over the change from Roman Catholicism to Anglicanism.
Why did the pope dislike Queen Elizabeth?
Pope disliked him because she is an anti-catholic.She encouraged the people of England to enter the Anglican church.
As a result of Queen Elizabeth's father divorce from his first wifea new religion was created and named the official religion of englandWhat was it?
Anglican church
Church splits in England under this ruler?
If you are talking about the creation of the Anglican Church and Henry VIII, and his daughter Elizabeth I, and son, Edward making Catholicism illegal, then King Henry VIII, King Edward, and Queen Elizabeth.
What is the name of the religion Queen Elizabeth made?
Elizabeth did not found a new religion. Her father, Henry VIII did and it is called the Anglican church. It wasn't a new religion. It was a new church within the same catholic christian religion.
What religion was Elizabeth 2nd of England?
Elizabeth II, Queen of the UK is head of the Church of England, which is officially a protestant church although many of its rituals and rites are considered by some as catholic.
