What are some beliefs of the Episcopal religion?

Answer by  mahfuz (144)

One of the big differences is the structure of authority. The Episcopal Church has authority more centralized in persons. The Presbyterian Church has authority centralized in groups of people.thank you.

Answer by  user123 (50)

One of the big differences is the structure of authority. The Episcopal Church has authority more centralized in persons. The Presbyterian Church has authority centralized in groups of people.

Answer by  tamkees (3203)

Though very similar in practice to Presbytarians, Episcopalians are more Catholic in their thought. The Episcopal church is led by bishops, whereas presbyters are servants to the church. The Episcopal church recognizes the same sacraments as the Roman Catholic church and considers the Apocrypha to be part of the canon. Episcopalians place primary importance on the Eucharist, Presbyterians on doctrine.

Answer by  pambam (892)

The Episcopal denomination is basically the American equivalent of Anglicanism. Both Presbyterians and Episcopalians are considered reformed faiths - meaning that both follow the tenets of Calvin and Luther in their reforms of the Catholic church. Episcopalians tend to be closer than Presbyterians in holding church tradition above the Bible.

Answer by  vsgunnam (222)

There are about 24 things that Episcopalians believe in. Some of them are; 1. God is the creator 2. God is fully manifested in Jesus. 3. Evil is real.