How did Religion show that England had truly become a constitutional monarchy?

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What is the Toleration Act of 1689?

It’s an act that allowed dissenters to be exempted from penal laws if they took the oath of allegiance.

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What did the Toleration Act of 1689 do?

It allowed dissenters to worship freely if their meeting house was licensed and keep their doors open during their services.

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What is the Test Act 1678?

Severe anti-catholic laws which compelled members of Houses of Parliament to renounce Catholic doctrine of transubstantiation.

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What were the reasons to why there was a divide in the Church during the 1690s to 1700s?

  • Liberals was a broader more inclusive Church.

  • Traditionalists wanted to protect the Church of England’s dominance.

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What do the Liberals believe in about the Church?

They believed that people should not be forced to strictly allow Anglican rules and were more accepting of dissenters.

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What do the Traditionalists believe in about the Church?

They believe that dissenters were a threat to order and stability and they wanted laws like the Test Act enforced strictly.