Established Church
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| - | An '''Established Church''' is a [[church]] sanctioned and supported by the government. In the 1600s the [[Church of England]] was the Established Church of the British government. | + | An '''Established Church''' is a [[church]] sanctioned and supported by the government. In the 1600s the [[Church of England]] was the Established Church of the British government. This church had to do with Christianity. |
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| + | While rare, established churches still exist in Sweden ([[Lutheran Church]]) and Argentina ([[Roman Catholic Church]]). | ||
In countries that don't have an established church they do have '''religious freedom''' or the act to belief in any type of religion you would like too. | In countries that don't have an established church they do have '''religious freedom''' or the act to belief in any type of religion you would like too. | ||
[[Category:Religion]] | [[Category:Religion]] | ||
Revision as of 20:46, 3 February 2007
An Established Church is a church sanctioned and supported by the government. In the 1600s the Church of England was the Established Church of the British government. This church had to do with Christianity.
While rare, established churches still exist in Sweden (Lutheran Church) and Argentina (Roman Catholic Church).
In countries that don't have an established church they do have religious freedom or the act to belief in any type of religion you would like too.
