01:01:35.380but they would use language like popish doctrine of x y and z they don't but most people don't
01:01:40.880understand that then they're not saying things like um uh well give me an example so for example
01:01:47.180uh the praying to the saints right so as christians we believe in the communion of saints and that once
01:01:54.660you die um you are in christ um and so there are the 39 articles may say um to not adhere to the
01:02:04.680popish doctrine of the communion of saints but it wouldn't but some people would take that to mean
01:02:09.100don't believe in the communion of saints whereas some people say no just how uh how far things went
01:02:14.720in continental europe before the reformation like so there's nuance that needs to be uh broken up
01:02:20.340around these articles but they are interesting regardless and uh you know they certainly came in
01:02:26.740And after a few kings, so a few generations, had been trying to bring the church in England back together, which was becoming massively divided, after the English Reformation, which of course was a political split from Rome, but the Protestant Reformation in Europe was massively influencing England too.
01:02:46.020And so you had people who were Catholic and people who were Protestant in the same church, and that was part of the problem. So there had to be some kind of compromise to bring people together. And the Book of Common Prayer was that.
01:02:56.740Daniel Suttles said, I have, in a very small manner, labelled this phenomenon as racketeering.0.68