Why was James II’s support of Catholicism and Catholic leaders an issue?

Most parliamentarians were Protestant in faith.

Explanation:

England was Protestant in the majority and the support given by James II was seen as a threat. Also, we can't forget that the Parliament was Protestant and the king didn't receive a response and aid. Because of that, James II usually acted against the Parliament and by his own methods, creating conflicts and disagreements between the parts.

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