Public Church versus Sects in English Religion Debate
Nonconformists defend equal religious liberty while arguing against state favored church dominance. The piece cites critics noting two rival systems in England and asserts disestablishment would not erase the Church’s spiritual role, only its temporal advantages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Episcopal Church
Edinburgh
Liberation Society
Church of Christ
Anson
Manchester
C. M. Birrell
Hinton
Mursell
Steane
Evans
Middleditch
Trestrail
The
Baptists
New York
American Baptist Press
United States
National Baptist
Examiner and Chronicle
Spectator
Scotland
Free Church
United Presbyterian Church
Church of England
Sonistien
Roeetor
Quarterlies Update: No New Space to Dwell On
The notice reports no new space available for quarters. It notes ongoing planning constraints and unresolved needs, urging readers to consider future allocations and potential reallocation options within existing facilities.
Ecclesiastical notes on Lectionary Bill and church reform
The House debate on the Lectionary Bill reveals rifts over clerical reading liberty and church governance. Canon Liddon and Irish Episcopal debates flag disestablishment risks, while Baptist anniversaries and American Baptist reactions frame a broader religious liberty discourse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Commons
Mr. Lewis
Lewis
Buxton
Lords
Canon Liddon
England
Liberation Party
Liddon
Canon Hey
Rotherham
Church of England
Saurslyande
Nonconformist Conference Held in Manchester
On Thursday afternoon a conference was held at the Queen's Hotel in Manchester. Members of the Nonconformist Committees gathered to discuss church affairs and plan cooperative actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen’s Hotel
Manchester