British and Irish Anglicanism

British and Irish Anglicanism is a branch of Christianity that originated from the Church of England, emphasizing a balance between historic Catholic traditions and Protestant Reformation principles. It is characterized by a formal liturgy, clergy-led worship, and a focus on scripture and tradition. The Anglican Communion, which includes churches in Britain and Ireland, values local autonomy while sharing core beliefs. Over time, it has developed various theological and cultural expressions, reflecting regional differences, but remains unified through common practices and bishops. It plays a significant role in religious, cultural, and social life across Britain and Ireland.