Congregationalism as by law established debated
The article reviews a Spectator proposal for a state aligned church and argues that redefining the Church of England into an Episcopal Congregationalism under state control would destroy its unity. It questions the idea of a truly national church and questions who benefits from loosening or removing legal protections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Disraeli
Spectator
Archbishop of Canterbury
National Church of England
Broad Church
Church of the Future
Church of God
Tait
Guardian
Conference reminiscences of the Liberation Society across eras
A survey of eleven conferences from 1844 to 1896 outlines key leaders, debates, and milestones in the Nonconformist movement. It notes births, shifts in policy, the rise of Parliamentary aims, the abolition debate on Regium Donum, and early calls for Church and State separation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Liberation Society
Free Churches of England
Crown and Anchor
Dr. Cox
Dr. Young
John Bennett
Josiah Conder
Edward Swaine
Dr. Price
Apsley Pellatt
Joseph Sturge
Dr. Marshall
Thomas Russell
Pye Smith
John Childs
John Burnet
Sir John Bowring
Robert Eckett
John Howard Hinton
Edward Baines
Leeds
Miall
Association
Burnet
Stovel
Massie
Hinton
Joseph Fletcher
Jenkyn
Henry Vincent
Aldersgate Institution
Carvell Williams
Acworth
Price
Dobney
W. Griffith
Stewart Williamson
London
Foster
Toller
Kettering
Morley
John Kingsley
G. W. Conder
John Blackburn
Tillett
Pellatt
C. Stovel
H. R. Ellington
William Edwards
Religious Liberation Society
Baines
Henry Teller
Market Harboro
Mr. Burnet
Frank Crossley
James Bell
William Clay
Freemasons’ Hall
Duncan McLaren
Ireland
W. Robinson
Cambridge