A Christian! The Church is not the entire Church but simply an outshowing of the Body of Christ. It is simply that part of the Church in England, a Communion of believers.
No, it is not an entry requirement.
In England of Shakespeare's day, everyone had to belong to the Church of England. It was illegal not to. Therefore, by law, everyone had to be baptised.
St. Cuthbert's Church in the village of Marton in Yorkshire England
Diana was baptised at St Magdalene Church at Sandringham in Norfolk, England.
Yes J.f.Kennedy was baptised in a catholic church.
He was baptised in the church in Stratford.
Shakespeare, like everyone in England at his time was required to be by law, was a member of the church of England, in which church he was baptised, married and buried. What his opinions on that were he was smart enough not to disclose.
When a child is baptized ,he is usually given a name in the church at the same time.Baptism is a Christian sacrament and not one specific to a particular denomination. Therefore if your child was baptised in a chalel, then he/she is baptised, period. There is absolutely no need for him/her to be baptised again in a church as he/she is baptised already.
Shakespeare was baptised on April 26, 1564, because it was illegal for people in England not to belong to the Church of England. Had his parents failed to bring him to the church for baptism, they would be subject to criminal prosecution.
the church is were you go to pray on sunday. Babies are baptised in the church.
No he was not. Henry VIII was baptised as a Roman Catholic and died as Head of the Church of England. At the time of his death the Church of England was still theologically Catholic. The English Reformation and Protestant influences came a lot later.
I think you have answered your own question. Anglican Church in England is called the Church of England. The reigning monarch is the head of the Church of England