Petition for relief from subscription to Thirty nine Articles and Liturgy
A historical notice describes a meeting in London planning a petition to Parliament to relax subscription requirements to the Thirty nine Articles and the Liturgy of the Church of England. It outlines the reasons for liberty of conscience, the dangers of forced conformity, and the proposed committee and general meetings for advancing religious reform.
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London
Feathers Tavern
Strand
England
Cambridge
Oxford
University of Dublin
Friends of Religion
Church of Pyd
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Thomas Dyche
Stratford le Bow
William Pardon
Merirs
R. Ware
J. Beecroft
T Longman
Hawes
Petition on Church Subscription and Protestant Liberty
A historical petition argues against mandatory subscription to Church of England forms, urging parliamentary redress over convocation relief. It asserts subscriptions entangle doctrine and hinder reform, cites civil and medical professions, and appeals to Protestant liberty while denouncing political oppression and urging public support.
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Church of England
Ceca Caer
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