Atheism and humanity as religion in reform era critique
The piece argues that atheism and humanitarianism form a false universal religion, equating them with deism and warning that true religious renewal requires the one living God revealed in Jesus. It contrasts revolutionary zeal with sober English common sense and notes current French political shifts and ministerial appointments amid religious liberty debates.
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Jesus
Sandry
Hebert
Proudhon
Jacobina
Robespierra
Hubert
M. de Lamartino
Gates of Eden
Alexander
Julius Cesar
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Manifesto of German Democrats from Geneva 1849
From our correspondent in Switzerland June 1 1849 a Geneva published extract of the manifesto of the German Democrats in Foreign Countries dated June not February and calls the June revolution the birth of the Red Republic. It argues that only a thorough social overhaul can realize their aims and that education must be secularized removing religious influence from schooling.
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Switzerland
Geneva
Red Republic
France
Europe
Revolution text on liberty and Europe’s upheaval
The article discusses revolution eroding religion and promoting universal liberty. It highlights Hungary’s uprising as part of a broad European struggle against absolutism, noting Germany's movement beginning in Baden and the impact on Lombardy, Piedmont, and Rome. It mentions Russia, Turkey, and Switzerland actions influencing national movements and press freedom.
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Rolious
Germany
East
Europe
Baden
Kossuth
Lombardy
Piedmont
Rome
Russia
Mollavia
Wallachia
England
Constantinople
Journal Des Debata
St. Petersburgh
Federal Assembly of
Switzerland
Naples
Friends of Italian Liberty
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Scotland Home Missions Report on Church Funds and Grants
June 6 1849 SCOTLAND Epinpuran report to the General Assemblies of the Established Church discusses rising income but 300 congregations failing to collect funds, 3200 pounds voted to unendowed chapels, and 111 worship sites aided. It covers education scheme opposition, a ministerial resignation attempt, and the Cambusnethan case about quoad sacra influence on church discipline and possible exclusion from a parish.
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Pirie
Muir
Leo
Roo
Cambusnethan
House of Lords
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