puseyism

• Término histórico que designa los principios y doctrinas del Movimiento de Oxford, expuestos en los 'Tracts for the Times' por sus fundadores, caracterizado por una tendencia de alta iglesia dentro del anglicanismo y un énfasis en la tradición católica y el ritualismo.

A historical term referring to the principles and doctrines of the Oxford Movement, as set forth in the 'Tracts for the Times' by its founders.

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   The religious principles and doctrines of the Oxford Movement, as promoted by its leaders, particularly Edward Bouverie Pusey, advocating for a return to High Church traditions within the Church of England.

   Puseyismo

   • The spread of Puseyism in the 19th century caused significant debate within the Anglican Church.
   • Many clergy were influenced by Puseyism and adopted more elaborate liturgical practices.
   • The Tracts for the Times were the foundational texts of Puseyism.

   Sinónimostractarianism