Anglican Theocracy

Anglican Theocracy is a theocracy based off Anglicism, a Western Christian tradition that has developed from the practices, liturgy, and identity of the Church of England following the English Reformation. As of now, it is the official religion of the British royal family.

The Anglican Church was founded by Thomas Cranmer, Augustine of Canterbury, Queen Anne's Bounty, and the Ecclesiastical Commissioners in 1534. From there, it has gone on to influence many others, including Adam Sedgwick and Sir Isaac Newton.

Anglicanism follows similar traditions to Roman Catholicism with the noted exception that Anglicans do not believe that the Pope is the sole religious Authority, instead believing in Prima Scriptura, with the British Monarch being the head of the Church, while other protestants reject a central authority that interprets religious doctrine. Unlike most Protestant Denominations, Anglicans may venerate the saints, however, the practice has died down in recent days. Its closeness to Catholicism has given Anglicans the nickname of "Anglo-Catholics."

Anglicans believe in the Prima Scriptura, in contrast to the Sola Scriptura. They practice infant baptism and are Arminian.

• Protestant Theocracy - King Henry VII was based. I don't care about the pope's annulment tbh.
• Newtonism - Brilliant scientist who served in the church. Nvm, you oppose trinitarianism

• Puritan Theocracy - I do not need to be cleansed! Nvm, the Separatists were worse
• Cambrianism - I know about the Anglican who took the Genesis genealogies literally, but I guess Adam Sedgwick was a good guy.
• LGBT+ - I don't really know if I should recognize you...

• Catholic Theocracy - Henry VIII broke off of you. Problem?

• Anglicanism

Expand V • E Authoritarian Right - Based and Redpilled

Expand V • E Culturally Right - Conserving the national culture

Expand V • E Religious - Thoughts and prayers

Expand V • E IRL ideologies - Politics and the grand narrative