Religious tests in universities and the real Christlike life
A political and religious debate traces early efforts to abolish tests at Oxford Cambridge and their colleges. It discusses Nonconformist support for Professor Fawcett, parliamentary hurdles, and the 1871 passage, followed by a Congregationalist address urging believers to realize Christ through practical, humble living.
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University of Cambridge
Fawcett
House of Commons
Cambridge
Oxford
Coleridge
Gladstone
Liberal Party
University of Oxford
House of Lords
Marquis of Salisbury
Church of England
Durham
Stevenson
South Shields
Profvasor Fawcett
Commons
London Congregational Union
Kennedy
Jesus Christ
Christ
Congregationalists
Jesus of Nazareth
God
Dr. Kennedy
International
Anthony
Lilis
Bill Passes Lords and Receives Royal Assent
Amendments were debated and the Bill returned to the House of Lords where it passed the final stage on June 13 and shortly after received the Royal assent.
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House of Lords