Anglicanism & the U.S. Episcopal Church
For a breakdown in Anglicanism vs. the U.S. Episcopal Church — you'll see why they’re not quite the same thing even though they’re related, and how theyre similar to Catholicism. ✅ Anglicanism (worldwide) Anglicanism is a global tradition, (not a single denomination like what Americans are used to understanding as one clear cut denomination with one clear belief statement and one clear teaching on core beliefs [and clear secondary views, which set them apart from other denominations]. Anglicanism includes churches in the Anglican Communion, all tracing their roots to the Church of England. Because it’s broad, Anglicanism includes: • High church / Anglo-Catholic groups (very “Catholic-like”) 😬 • Low church / evangelical groups (more “Protestant-like”)😊 • Broad church groups (middle, more liberal)😬 So know Anglicanism contains a range of theological identities. Not clear cut, not all are true Christian/biblical. 🇺🇸 How U.S. Anglicanism developed Before the American Revolu...