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Anglicanism Flashcards

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1
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What is the primary function of an Anglican cathedral?

A

To serve as the principal church of a diocese and the seat of a bishop.

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True or False: All Anglican cathedrals are built in a Gothic architectural style.

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False.

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Fill in the blank: The leader of an Anglican cathedral is known as a _____ .

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bishop.

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What is the significance of the term ‘cathedra’ in relation to Anglican cathedrals?

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It refers to the bishop’s throne, symbolizing their authority.

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Which Anglican cathedral is the largest in the UK?

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St. Paul’s Cathedral in London.

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Multiple Choice: Which of the following is NOT an architectural feature commonly found in Anglican cathedrals? A) Flying buttresses B) Minarets C) Transepts D) Nave

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B) Minarets.

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What is the role of the choir in an Anglican cathedral?

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To lead the congregation in worship through music and singing.

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True or False: Anglican cathedrals can be found in countries outside the UK.

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True.

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What is the name of the Anglican cathedral located in Sydney, Australia?

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St. Andrew’s Cathedral.

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Fill in the blank: Anglican cathedrals often have _____ that depict biblical stories.

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stained glass windows.

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What historical event led to the establishment of the Church of England and its cathedrals?

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The English Reformation.

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Multiple Choice: Which city is home to the famous Canterbury Cathedral? A) London B) Canterbury C) York D) Oxford

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B) Canterbury.

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What type of service is typically held at an Anglican cathedral on Sundays?

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Eucharistic service or Holy Communion.

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True or False: The architecture of Anglican cathedrals is often influenced by Romanesque and Gothic styles.

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True.

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What is the purpose of the bell tower in an Anglican cathedral?

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To house the bells used for calling people to worship.

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Fill in the blank: The _____ is the central part of an Anglican cathedral where the congregation sits.

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nave.

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What is the name of the Anglican cathedral in Toronto, Canada?

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St. James’ Cathedral.

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Multiple Choice: Which of the following is a prominent feature of Anglican cathedral interiors? A) Altar B) Mosque C) Pagoda D) Shrine

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A) Altar.

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What is the significance of the term ‘diocese’ in relation to Anglican cathedrals?

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It refers to the district under the pastoral care of a bishop.

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True or False: Anglican cathedrals are exclusively used for worship services.

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False.

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What is the primary architectural style of the famous Westminster Abbey?

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Gothic.

22
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Fill in the blank: Anglican cathedrals often feature _____ that are used for processions.

A

aisles.

23
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What is one of the main purposes of cathedrals beyond worship?

A

To serve as a center for community events and cultural activities.

24
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Multiple Choice: Which Anglican cathedral is known for its iconic dome? A) St. Paul’s B) St. Andrew’s C) Canterbury D) York Minster

A

A) St. Paul’s.

25
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What year was St. Paul’s Cathedral completed?

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1710.

26
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True or False: The Anglican Communion comprises only churches in England.

A

False.

27
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What is the title of the chief bishop of the Church of England?

A

Archbishop of Canterbury

28
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True or False: The Archbishop of York is the second senior bishop in the Church of England.

A

True

29
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Fill in the blank: The Archbishop of Canterbury is the spiritual leader of the __________.

A

Anglican Communion

30
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What is the primary role of an Anglican Archbishop?

A

To provide spiritual leadership and oversight to the Church.

31
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Which archbishopric is considered the oldest in the Anglican Church?

A

Canterbury

32
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Multiple choice: Who was the first Archbishop of Canterbury?

A

Augustine of Canterbury

33
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True or False: Archbishops in the Anglican Church are elected by popular vote.

A

False

34
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What is the significance of the Lambeth Conference?

A

It is a gathering of bishops from the Anglican Communion to discuss issues and provide guidance.

35
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Fill in the blank: The Archbishop of Canterbury is also the bishop of __________.

A

Canterbury

36
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What are the two main archbishoprics in the Church of England?

A

Canterbury and York

37
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Multiple choice: Which archbishopric has jurisdiction over the northern provinces of England?

A

Archbishop of York

38
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True or False: The Archbishop of Canterbury has authority over all Anglican churches worldwide.

A

False

39
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What is the role of an archbishop in relation to bishops?

A

To oversee and support the bishops within their province.

40
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Fill in the blank: The Archbishop of Canterbury is often involved in __________ affairs.

A

ecumenical

41
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Who appoints the Archbishop of Canterbury?

A

The Monarch, on the advice of the Prime Minister.

42
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What is the historical significance of the title ‘Archbishop of Canterbury’?

A

It represents the continuity of the Church of England since the Reformation.

43
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True or False: Archbishops must be ordained priests before becoming bishops.

A

True

44
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What is the main church associated with the Archbishop of Canterbury?

A

Canterbury Cathedral

45
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Multiple choice: Which of the following is NOT a responsibility of an Anglican Archbishop?

A

Managing local parishes directly

46
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Fill in the blank: The Archbishop of York is the head of the Church in the __________ of England.

A

northern province

47
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What is one of the key functions of the Archbishop of Canterbury in the Anglican Communion?

A

To serve as a symbol of unity among Anglicans worldwide.

48
Q

True or False: The Archbishop of Canterbury has the power to excommunicate members of the Church.

A

False

49
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What is the historical background of the office of Archbishop of Canterbury?

A

Established in 597 AD with Augustine’s arrival in England.

50
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Fill in the blank: The Archbishop of Canterbury leads the __________ of the Church of England.

A

General Synod

51
Q

Multiple choice: Which of the following events is presided over by the Archbishop of Canterbury?

A

Royal weddings

52
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What is the relationship between the Archbishop of Canterbury and the British monarch?

A

The Archbishop is a spiritual advisor to the monarch.

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