Study On The Sacraments Of The Church Of England

This dissertation is a comprehensive exploration of one of the most significant historic movement in the sixteenth century--the English Reformation--which itself has incured debatesand-misunderestanding far a long time. Breaking away fromRome, but not simply emulating the Lutheran or Calvinist reformotions, England chose a Via Media between Reformation andCounterreformation. This in turn produced a great impact on theEuropean continental situation and the development of later England. During the English Reformation, the reformation of literatures is also important to the England.This article include three parts:the foreword, text and conclusion. The foreword section briefly describes the reasons for meaning, topics of research status at home and abroad, the research objectives and methods, and innovation of the paper. The text is divided into three chapters, the first chapter introduces the contents of theliteratures of the Church of England, mainly include the Baptism and the Eucharist. Second chapter focuses on the characteristics oftheliteratures of the Church of England, during the reformation. Chapter III focuses on the impact of the reform of the Church of England. The conclusion summarizes thewholecontents, furtherexpounding the understanding of the reform of the Church of England.