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High Church: similar to Roman Catholics
Broad Church: liberals
Low Church: evangelicals
I attended a "High Church" that wouldn't fit that discription, it was high because of the way it performed the liturgy but was very, very liberal. On the other hand, I've attended "Low Church" were the liturgy was very plain but the minister said he was "catholic without the pope" and ultra evangelical...
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Do the Puritan Board Anglicans consider themselves Anglican puritans?
I am quite comfortable with most of what the Puritan element within the Church of England circa 1600 wrote and stood for.
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