SUCCESS :
L
~
Laudianism Stricter Anglicans Strict Anglican doctrines to
- strengthen CoE.
·
imposed Arminianism despite puritan
-
LAUD : UNIFORMITY calvanist + opposition
puritans ·
reduce discent : refusal of reforms , deny livings for
arminians ↑ in 1625 Charles V ministers
favouring
·
,
↓ ↳formulrituals,veitpredestinat Prynne , Bastwick , Burton 1637 , pamphelts criticizing rejectingreligiouschagas a
·
reforms : ears cropped branded on cheeks
> ,
gentry higher backgrounds
- ↳
clergy more arminians
arts culture
,
·
pledge to Presbyterianism
2 ·
deterrs discenters
Charles favoring Arminianism :
↓
·
riod in
-
FAILURE
↳
Edinburgh
·
forbids public discussion of sensative religious
doctrine puritans calvanists do lots
: :
·
attempting to impose to Scotland Cannons 1636 , Prayer Book 1637 , leads
: to 38 National Covenant
,
Bishops War Treaty of Benick 1639
↳ scotland failure allows removal of
,
-
allows abolition of prayer book.
appointing Arminian
Clergy -
-
·
m7
:
Land Bishop of Lan 1628 then laws when Charles recalls parliament in reverses Land
Archbishop of 1633
. 1640 most are puritans , pym
Cantenbury
:
.
lands policies :
·
limits bible-based preaching (puritan device)
·
decorated churches
CHURCH OF
Communian table railed to east end of Church
·
puritans disagree with
this
·
heavy handed punishments Court
Prynne, Burton , Bastwick 1637 :
:
of High Commission ENGLAND
earschopped off star chamber for
Land
criticizing
S
80 ,000 puritans America , Ireland + Holland
fleeing to CHURCH 1640's 60's
ORDERING
-
destruction of
CoE
·
attempt extends to Presbyterian Scotland 1636.
·
puritan dissent in 1640s
Arminian Influence
attacking
· :
1642 abolish Root + Branch
episcopacy
· :
,
L failed but 1643 : parliament
agree Covenant with Scots,
Presbyterian Church in England
Presbyterianism 1643 :
bishops abolished- elders carry out church
V Anglican prayer book banned
Arminian decorations
removing
toleration Act 1650 ends attendance at Church
- :
compulsory
STORA TION
OF ANGLILANISM 1660-62 : -
X confessional State Ended
Charles1 restoration re-establish
· : CoE :
bishops ·
reformation continues under Cromwell Tolerations morality
↳
Anglican- Arminianism
·
Anglican abolished
during
Interregnum
#t uniformity ↳ further under Cromwell BANS book : as shows Royalism
.
·
bishops restored , ministers to renounce presbyterianism and accept ANGLICANISM SURVIVING :
-
every prayer book element
.
although Cromwell denying Anglicanism still allowed to worship
freely
·
,
RE-ASSERTING DOMINANCE
-
↳ comes down to
personality , saw discent as misguidance
·
former Anglican clergy continue office
-
confessional state dominance in politics
,
↓
Code enforces this
Clarendon
-
Charles Allied With Anglican group 1073
,
Earl of in Anglican parliament
Danby z
majority
-
Rye House Plot lets Charles establish tona control across politics
LURE
OF UNIFORMITY :
Clarendon code
·
a discent + worship outside CoE
↳ allienates lots of ministers refuses to enforce + follow
↳ too strict
,
L
~
Laudianism Stricter Anglicans Strict Anglican doctrines to
- strengthen CoE.
·
imposed Arminianism despite puritan
-
LAUD : UNIFORMITY calvanist + opposition
puritans ·
reduce discent : refusal of reforms , deny livings for
arminians ↑ in 1625 Charles V ministers
favouring
·
,
↓ ↳formulrituals,veitpredestinat Prynne , Bastwick , Burton 1637 , pamphelts criticizing rejectingreligiouschagas a
·
reforms : ears cropped branded on cheeks
> ,
gentry higher backgrounds
- ↳
clergy more arminians
arts culture
,
·
pledge to Presbyterianism
2 ·
deterrs discenters
Charles favoring Arminianism :
↓
·
riod in
-
FAILURE
↳
Edinburgh
·
forbids public discussion of sensative religious
doctrine puritans calvanists do lots
: :
·
attempting to impose to Scotland Cannons 1636 , Prayer Book 1637 , leads
: to 38 National Covenant
,
Bishops War Treaty of Benick 1639
↳ scotland failure allows removal of
,
-
allows abolition of prayer book.
appointing Arminian
Clergy -
-
·
m7
:
Land Bishop of Lan 1628 then laws when Charles recalls parliament in reverses Land
Archbishop of 1633
. 1640 most are puritans , pym
Cantenbury
:
.
lands policies :
·
limits bible-based preaching (puritan device)
·
decorated churches
CHURCH OF
Communian table railed to east end of Church
·
puritans disagree with
this
·
heavy handed punishments Court
Prynne, Burton , Bastwick 1637 :
:
of High Commission ENGLAND
earschopped off star chamber for
Land
criticizing
S
80 ,000 puritans America , Ireland + Holland
fleeing to CHURCH 1640's 60's
ORDERING
-
destruction of
CoE
·
attempt extends to Presbyterian Scotland 1636.
·
puritan dissent in 1640s
Arminian Influence
attacking
· :
1642 abolish Root + Branch
episcopacy
· :
,
L failed but 1643 : parliament
agree Covenant with Scots,
Presbyterian Church in England
Presbyterianism 1643 :
bishops abolished- elders carry out church
V Anglican prayer book banned
Arminian decorations
removing
toleration Act 1650 ends attendance at Church
- :
compulsory
STORA TION
OF ANGLILANISM 1660-62 : -
X confessional State Ended
Charles1 restoration re-establish
· : CoE :
bishops ·
reformation continues under Cromwell Tolerations morality
↳
Anglican- Arminianism
·
Anglican abolished
during
Interregnum
#t uniformity ↳ further under Cromwell BANS book : as shows Royalism
.
·
bishops restored , ministers to renounce presbyterianism and accept ANGLICANISM SURVIVING :
-
every prayer book element
.
although Cromwell denying Anglicanism still allowed to worship
freely
·
,
RE-ASSERTING DOMINANCE
-
↳ comes down to
personality , saw discent as misguidance
·
former Anglican clergy continue office
-
confessional state dominance in politics
,
↓
Code enforces this
Clarendon
-
Charles Allied With Anglican group 1073
,
Earl of in Anglican parliament
Danby z
majority
-
Rye House Plot lets Charles establish tona control across politics
LURE
OF UNIFORMITY :
Clarendon code
·
a discent + worship outside CoE
↳ allienates lots of ministers refuses to enforce + follow
↳ too strict
,
