This denomination’s “three-legged stool” of scripture, reason, and tradition is taken from the work Of the Laws of Ecclesiastical Polity. Part of a movement within this denomination followed the ideas of Edward Pusey. Theologians and writers influential to this denomination like Richard Hooker are called “divines.” This denomination’s idea of “churchmanship” labels (-5[1])individual congregations as (*) “high” or “low.” (-5[1])The doctrines and practices of this denomination are defined in the Thirty-nine Articles. This denomination was the first to change its liturgy to use the Book (10[1])of Common Prayer by Thomas Cranmer. This denomination split from Rome with the Act of Supremacy passed by Henry (10[1])VIII. For 10 points, name this denomination whose head is the Archbishop of Canterbury. ■END■