الانكليكانية و قراءة تطور الكنيسة البروتستانتية الأسقفية في الولايات المتحدة الأمريكية

الملخص EN

With the success of Englishmen to reach America, and laid the foundation for the first colonies in the New World at Jamestown in 1607, the Anglicanism arrived at the same time, announcing the beginning of the founding of the later official church in Virginia and other settlements.

That church supported by general taxes, and along with a series of laws passed by the legislative assemblies has been able to consolidate its presence for a long time.

Anglicanism was able to grow in a climate different to a large extent what was in the home, and react with the rest of the religious sects that migrated to America because of sectarian persecution that has plagued the ancient world.

In spite of the stages that accompanied efforts to consolidate was a challenging ideological and sometimes political conflicts experienced by England, which was reflected in the performance and led to a decline temporarily, but returned to run at a steady pace, with an emphasis on it may experience failures of several in order to reform its structure organizational until the outbreak of the War of Independence from Britain in 1775, and that was the beginning of a major transformation in the nature of the relationship of this church with the national cause.

The Episcopal Church has suffered greatly during the war, and most of the dioceses and parishes had destroyed, and lot of clergymen and pastors had emigrated.

But after the war ended, and after the adoption of the Paris Peace Treaty in 1783 have increased the need to re-organized according to the foundations of matching variables in light of the new Republic, Which necessitated turning Anglicanism to the Protestant Episcopal Church.

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Active and tireless efforts to reshape it as the national church across several states, Connecticut has taken the lead, and emerged several religious figures contributed to overcoming the obstacles that have accompanied these attempts, especially by the Parliament and the Church in Britain.