26 Apr 1876
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Newspaper
Nonconformist
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Apr 26, 1876
Page
1
A leading commentary argues that secular, universal elementary education requires boards to fund expansion while denying clerical control. It warns against transferring church schools to boards, notes potential political tactics over rates, and urges a nonsectarian path with strict limits on clerical influence.
The passage argues that voluntary religious instruction would affect school board elections and sectarian theology. It contends that allowing masters to provide instruction would either keep the Powper-Temple Clause or lead to catechisms and formularies, risking clerical schools funded by rates outside major towns.
A roundup of four new Liberation Society pamphlets and related works on church establishment disestablishment and reform. Debates cover Nonconformists versus Established Church, Oxford University reforms, public worship, church law and endowment, and Anglican Catholic responses. Includes Do they well to be angry and discussions between Manning and Redesdale.
The Liberation Society plans its season finale in London with a council afternoon meeting and a public night gathering at the Metropolitan Tabernacle. The program includes an executive report, a discussion on constituting the Triennial Conference, new admission rules, and an impressive speaker lineup led by chairman Mr. Chamberlain.
A crowded Ripon public room heard a three hour exchange between Rev T T Berger and Mr Gordon sparked by Gordon’s reply to the Bishop of Ripon at Wakefield. The long anticipated discussion drew a packed audience and lively discourse.
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