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Thomas Cranmer. 1489. július 2. Roman Catholic Archbishop of Canterbury (1533. március 30. – 1555. december 4.) A Wikimédia Commons tartalmaz Thomas Cranmer témájú médiaállományokat. Thomas Cranmer ( Aslockton, Nottinghamshire, 1489. július 2. – Oxford, 1556. március 21.) az angol egyház egyik fő reformátora és az első ...
25 de may. de 2021 · Cranmer mastered the intrigues of the palace, survived 2 kings, and was martyred under Queen Mary. Born 2 July 1489, in Nottinghamshire, Thomas Cranmer studied for the priesthood at Cambridge University. When he married, he lost his fellowship in the College of Jesus, but when his wife, Joan, died at childbirth within a year of their wedding ...
Sources within RNZ reveal concerns about a lack of management oversight and a decline in editorial standards that have contributed to the scandal…. Opinions on politics, culture and law in New Zealand. Click to read Cranmer’s Substack, by Philip Crump, a Substack publication with thousands of subscribers.
5 de abr. de 2001 · Yet for churchmen in favour of a decidedly Protestant Anglican tradition, Cranmer was the only true ‘St Thomas of Canterbury’. 6 Motivated by a deep and abiding commitment to sola scriptura, he was cruelly martyred as the chief trophy of a papist British monarch’s reactionary persecution, primarily because of his public support for justification and Holy Communion sola fide. 7 Despite ...
Thomas CRANMER (Aslockton, 2a de julio de 1489 - Oksfordo, 21-a de marto 1556) estis angla pastro kaj ĉefepiskopo de Canterbury dum la regadoj de Henriko la 8-a, Eduardo la 6-a kaj Maria la 1-a —nur dum malmulte pli ol unu jaro—. Li kunlaboris en la nuligo de la geedzeco de Henriko la 8-a kaj Katerino de Aragono, kiu estis unu de la tialoj ...
Before we look briefly at the principal means by which Cranmer would reform the Church of England, it is necessary to consider the moral and religious climate at that time. England in 1520 was firmly in the grip of Rome. The Pope had two faithful servants here to suppress Gospel truth and to oppress the people on his behalf.
