Fragmented English Religious Debate on Broad Church Weakness
A historical critique discusses the British Broad Church movement, Erastianism, and Dr Déllinger. It argues Broad Churchism fails to inspire masses, lacks spontaneity within national legal forms, and cannot retard disestablishment.
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British Isles
Nottingham
Ubollinger
Ita
England
Erastianium
Déllinger
Death of Mr Maurice a Devout, Wide Influencer Remembered
The article honors Maurice as a devout, cultured teacher whose personal life and writings shaped a generation. It notes his Unitarian beginnings, shift to the Established Church, and influence through works like Kingdom of Christ and Prophets and Kings, with enduring impact despite controversy.
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Maurice
Paneehone
Gool
Mab
Sharma
Pesersety
Iene Maurice
Mauricé
Carlyle
John
Starling
Coleidge
God
Christ
Working Men’s College
Kingdom of Christ
Qurnce
Lincoln's Inn
England
John Foster
Lynch
Liberation Movement
Spectator
Hach
Parliamentary ecclesiastical reform debate noted
The article outlines Thomas Hughes amendments to a motion by Mr Miall on Church of England patronage and disestablishment. It discusses the difference between reforms favoring church restructure and disestablishment, mentions the Endowed Schools Commission, and recalls Charles Lamb and Maurice as dissenters amid ongoing religious debate.
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Thomas Hughes
Miail
Hughes
Miall
Church of England
Panshe
Gomes
Mr. Hughes
Earl Russell
Reform Commissioners
Endowed Schools Commission
Roby
Richmond
Charles Lamb
Southey
the Quarterly
Tam
Downing-street
Maurice
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Frederick Denison Madrick
Ecclesiastical Notes