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What is one reason why King Henry VIII started the Church of England? (20 Points) He was reluctant to interpret the Bible on his own. He believed that divorce should be forbidden. He disagreed with Catholic
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What is one reason why King Henry VIII started the Church of England?

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He was reluctant to interpret the Bible on his own.

He believed that divorce should be forbidden.

He disagreed with Catholic ideas about salvation.

He did not want to share power with Catholic leaders.

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He did not want to share power with Catholic leaders.

Step-by-step explanation:

He wanted a divorce from his wife, which the pope did not allow, and other disagreements which led to him starting his new church.

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