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The Anglican Church came up with 39 Articles articulating their beliefs which separate Anglicanism from Catholic teachings in a way, but theres groups among Anglicsnism that are more Catholic than biblically Christianity.   Among the 39 Articles, looking at 5 they believe:  Authority of Scripture: Article 6 states that "Holy Scripture contains all things necessary to salvation." This emphasizes the primacy of Scripture over tradition, contrasting with Catholicism, where church authority and tradition play a significant role. Justification by Faith: Article 11 asserts that individuals are justified by faith alone, aligning with Protestant beliefs. This differs from Catholic teaching, which emphasizes faith and works in the process of salvation. Sacraments: Article 25 recognizes only two sacraments (Baptism and the Eucharist/Lord's Supper) as instituted by Christ. In contrast, the Catholic Church recognizes seven sacraments, including Confirmation, Penance, and Holy...

"Shiny objects of deception" Q: Many who claim to be Christian have decided, not after detailed research from biblical Christianity [protestantism] nor after a class &/or talks with their pastor, have on their own, through subtle doctrine of demons, been lured by "shiny objects" away from Christianity and into the apostate false religions of liturgical forms of worship found in Roman Anglicanism, Roman Catholicism or Orthodox religions. Just as many others have been decieved by Satan who can appear as an angel of light. Those who follow that path into apostasy and idolatry prove they themselves (if claiming to be learned) are apostates or false converts, but my hope is there are many who were duped into thinking these religions were Christian just as many naive were likewise conned and duped by Mormons to think theyre Christian too. May God quickly reveal these false religions to them and call them out of it, and back into true Christianity. As to the apostate, ...

Christus Victor is a old ( & incomplete)  understanding of the atonement, that sees Jesus’ death and resurrection as His victory over the powers of evil, especially: • sin • death • Satan • the forces of darkness 👉 Instead of focusing primarily on paying a legal penalty for sin (as in penal substitution), Christus Victor emphasizes liberation and deliverance. ⭐ Simple definition Christus Victor = Christ the Victor. It teaches that by dying and rising, Jesus: • defeats Satan, • breaks the power of sin, • destroys death, • frees humanity from bondage, • and restores creation under God’s rule. 🔍 How Christus Victor describes the cross Here’s the idea in a nutshell: Before the cross: Humanity is enslaved to: • sin • death • demonic powers • corruption On the cross: Jesus enters into battle by: • taking on the forces of evil • dying as a representative of humanity • confronting the powers that enslave us In the resurrection: Jesus rises in victory, proving: • death is defeated •...