It all started when Henry VIII first heard of Martin Luther’s, a German monk’s Protestant ideas, he wrote a book defending the Catholic Faith. Protestantism is another ‘religion’ to define those against the Catholic Faith. However, later on, King Henry did a massive turnover; going against everything he said he’d do. He replaced the Pope as head of the Church in all throughout England.
The Break of Rome happened in the 16th century, when King Henry decided he was going to make a new Christian Fellowship called the Church of England. At that time, there were plenty complications which Henry made and that will be explained later. But, Henry said he would “Break with Rome” so we would have the Church of England and we will no longer follow the true Catholic Faith. Later on, the “Roman Catholic Faith” was dropped. Afterwards, Henry went on to destroy and abolish anything and almost everything that is to do with the Catholic Faith in England and the British isles at the time. …show more content…
He had many problems, and there were minimal solutions to it, and that the solutions were almost impossible. Seemingly, Henry has problems in terms of Love, Money, Religion and most of all, Power. …show more content…
He was stunned when she denied; as she said that she would forfeit her virginity only to the man she wedded. During spring of 1527, Henry plans a divorce. He was influenced by a passage that he did not have a son as he married his brother’s wife and so then, he was certain to divorce Catherine. A court was met several times to discuss the validity of King Henry’s marriage. However, the court was unable to reach a clear-cut conclusion and referred the case to Rome. Henry questioned Catherine to cooperate and to choose a house to retire to until
The Break of Rome happened in the 16th century, when King Henry decided he was going to make a new Christian Fellowship called the Church of England. At that time, there were plenty complications which Henry made and that will be explained later. But, Henry said he would “Break with Rome” so we would have the Church of England and we will no longer follow the true Catholic Faith. Later on, the “Roman Catholic Faith” was dropped. Afterwards, Henry went on to destroy and abolish anything and almost everything that is to do with the Catholic Faith in England and the British isles at the time. …show more content…
He had many problems, and there were minimal solutions to it, and that the solutions were almost impossible. Seemingly, Henry has problems in terms of Love, Money, Religion and most of all, Power. …show more content…
He was stunned when she denied; as she said that she would forfeit her virginity only to the man she wedded. During spring of 1527, Henry plans a divorce. He was influenced by a passage that he did not have a son as he married his brother’s wife and so then, he was certain to divorce Catherine. A court was met several times to discuss the validity of King Henry’s marriage. However, the court was unable to reach a clear-cut conclusion and referred the case to Rome. Henry questioned Catherine to cooperate and to choose a house to retire to until