Question

The doctrine and practices of the Church of England (or Anglican Church) established by Henry VIII remained almost identical to the doctrine and practices of this church:

A) Lutheran Church
B) Calvinist Church
C) Roman Catholic Church
D) Eastern Orthodox Church

Answer 1

The Church of England, or Anglican Church, established by Henry VIII retained many practices similar to the Roman Catholic Church, but with some Protestant influences over time.

Step-by-step explanation:

The doctrine and practices of the Church of England (Anglican Church) established by Henry VIII remained almost identical to the doctrine and practices of the Roman Catholic Church. This was because, despite Henry VIII's break with Catholicism, the Anglican Church preserved a Catholic administrative structure and the ritualized nature of its services. However, over time, there were reforms under different monarchs that reflected Protestant influences, such as allowing priests to marry and the adoption of the English-language Book of Common Prayer, which was influenced by Protestant theology but retained many Catholic elements.