anglikanismi
Anglikanizam, known in English as Anglicanism, is a Christian tradition comprising autonomous churches in full communion with the Church of England and with each other through the See of Canterbury. It blends Catholic heritage with Protestant Reformation principles, a balance often described as via media.
Its origins lie in the English Reformation of the 16th century, when the Church of England separated
Anglican governance is episcopal, with provinces led by bishops and archbishops; Canterbury serves as a symbolic
Globally, the Anglican Communion includes the Church of England, the Episcopal Church (USA), the Anglican Church
Today Anglicans span diverse theological streams—evangelical, liberal, and catholic—leading to ongoing debates on issues such as