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The Anglican Church is the descendent of an unbroken line of succession originating in the Christian church founded by the apostles of Jesus Christ
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| The Anglican Church is the descendent of an unbroken line of succession originating in the Christian church founded by the apostles of Jesus Christ | |
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| Apostolic succession |
Anglican Church |
| Christianity |
Theology |
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| Only the Catholic Church continues to possess a valid claim of apostolic succession today
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Supporting arguments
The Biblical Apostles founded a Church which developed into the modern Anglican Church. This line of succession is unbroken. [1]
Opposing arguments
Changes in the rites of ordination in the 16th century have rendered most of the modern Anglican communion invalid and out of succession from the Apostles. [2]
- Related argument: The Catholic Church is a source of scriptural and doctrinal authority.
Apostolic succession has had practical value in resolving disputes in church history, but it is not an inherent part of Christianity. Formal legalistic ordination in the modern sense didn't exist in the apostles' times. [3]
- Related argument: Apostolic succession is a valid source of spiritual authority.
The Eastern Orthodox Church does not recognize any claims of apostolic validity to churches outside of the Orthodox tradition. [4]
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Because of certain errors in doctrine, Anglican churches do not preach the true apostolic faith, and thus have lost any right to claim succession. [5]
Notes
| Wiki articles by viewpoint | |||
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| Neutral wikis | Wikipedia: Apostolic succession Citizendium (Academic): None Debatepedia (Debates): None |
Viewpoints | Wikinfo (Sympathetic): Apostolic succession WhyItIsTerrible (Critical): None |
| Philosophies and topics | Atheism Wiki (Atheist): None FreeThoughtPedia (FreeThought): None Objectivism Wiki (Objectivist): None RationalWiki (Skeptic): None WikiSynergy (Conspiracy theories, inclusive): None EvoWiki (Evolutionary science): None LGBT Project (LGBT): None Religion Wiki (Religious): Apostolic succession |
Politics | Mises.org (Austro-libertarian): None Conservapedia (US right-wing, Christian conservative): None Ameriwiki (US right-wing, Christian conservative): None dKosopedia (US left-wing): None LeftSpace (US left-wing): None Liberapedia (US left-wing): None Metapedia (Neo-Nazi): None |
| Christian wikis | IronChariots (Biblical, counter-apologetics): None Christianity Knowledge Base (Christian): None WikiChristian (Christian): Apostolic succession A Storehouse of Knowledge (Christian): Apostolic succession Creation Wiki (Creationist): None Theopedia (Evangelical Protestant): Apostolic Fathers OrthodoxWiki (Orthodox Christian): Apostolic succession Catholic Wiki (Roman Catholic): None Theologia (Christian, ecumenical): None |
Other religious wikis | WikiIslam (anti-Islamic): None Bahaikipedia (Bahá’Ã): None Dhamma (Buddhist, Theravada): None Hindupedia (Hindu): None Judaism Wiki (Jewish): None Messianic (Messianic Jewish): None MuslimWiki (Muslim): None Wikipagan (Neopagan): None Scientology (Scientology, independent): None SikhiWiki (Sikh): None |
