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Who was Anselm of Canterbury? What is Saint Anselm of Aosta most known for, theologically speaking, in church history?

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What is the Church of England? What is the origin of the Church of England? Is the Anglican Church and the Church of England the same entity?

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What is the Anglican Church, and what do Anglicans believe? What was the origin of Anglicanism?

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What does the motto “faith seeking understanding” mean? Where did the saying “faith seeking understanding” come from?

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What is the satisfaction theory of the atonement? What is the commercial theory of the atonement? What is Anselm’s Latin view of the atonement?

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What are the seven cardinal virtues? Does the Bible teach that there are seven cardinal virtues?

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What is the Book of Common Prayer? Should a Christian pray liturgical prayers, such as those found in the Book of Common Prayer?

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What is the history of the Bible in English? When was the Bible first translated into the English language?

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Is it wrong to highlight words in a Bible? Is it wrong to write notes in a Bible? Does doing these things somehow devalue the biblical text?

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Questions about Church History (All): What is the history of Christianity? What is the origin of the Christian church?

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