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This is the tenth message in a series I am calling "The WHY series." To be given the evening of December 29, 2019. For more resources from Pastor Marvin McKenzie and Bible Baptist Church of Puyallup, WA, please visit http://www.bbcpuyallup.org
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To what extent did England become Protestant under Edward VI?
England shifted significantly towards Protestantism under King Edward VI through four phases:
1) The removal of Catholicism through closing chantries and monasteries.
2) Reforms to ceremonies through two Books of Common Prayer that outlined a Protestant liturgy and removed Catholic elements like prayers for the dead.
3) Changes to doctrine like rejecting transubstantiation and reducing Catholic influence.
4) The full establishment of Protestantism was enforced by acts requiring attendance at Church of England services, though privately some English remained Catholic in faith.
How Far And Quickly Did England Shift Towards
England shifted significantly towards Protestantism under King Edward VI through four phases:
1) The removal of Catholicism from churches and daily life.
2) The establishment of Protestant ceremonies and practices through the Books of Common Prayer, which standardized Anglican services and removed Catholic elements.
3) The introduction of reformed Protestant doctrines, especially regarding the Eucharist.
4) The near completion of establishing England as a Protestant nation through the Acts of Uniformity, which enforced attendance at Anglican church services and suppressed Catholicism. However, privately some English people continued Catholic practices and opposition remained.
To what extent did England become Protestant under Edward VI?
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4) The near completion of establishing England as a Protestant nation through the Acts of Uniformity, which enforced attendance at Anglican church services and suppressed Catholicism. However, privately some English people continued Catholic practices and opposition remained.
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The personal Christian life involves conforming one's life to the pattern of Jesus Christ through daily prayer, increasing knowledge of faith, frequent use of sacraments, and living a moral life with God's help. The public Christian life means promoting a Christian society through upholding dignity, vocations like marriage/religious life, evangelization, charity and challenging practices like abortion and euthanasia that attack life. The Church outlines six precepts that define the minimum obligations for living out one's personal Christian faith.
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- 1. THE ORDINANCES: WHY BAPTIST BAPTISM AND CLOSED COMMUNION?
- 2. I. IT’S NOT NEW Every group, even Protestant ones, disagree on the ordinances.
- 3. II. REVIEW A. Why Baptist? – the history of churches B. The importance of the Scriptures vs church tradition C. The Doctrine of the Local church vs the universal church
- 4. III. WHAT ARE THE ORDINANCES? Instituted by the Lord in the Gospels Practiced by the churches in Acts Instructed by Paul in the Epistles
- 5. IV. THE ORDINANCES They are memorials Baptism • Pictures the death, burial, and resurrection of Jesus • Focus is our Christian walk (raised to walk in newness of life) The Lord’s Supper • Pictures of the cross of Christ • Focus is on His return (ye do show the Lord’s death til He comes)
- 6. IV. THE ORDINANCES Their function Baptism • The door into the Church. Lord’s Supper • The discipline of the Church.
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