We are often asked to clarify what is meant by Anglican Traditions as this is an area frequently mentioned in Inspection Reports. The Anglican Church is often described as a very broad church, which means that there is a wide variety of ways used to 'be Anglican'. In England the Anglican Church is often called the Church of England. Anglicans have always combined their belief in the authority of Scripture with a respect for traditions, some of which include:
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