Christian Citizenship and the State in Two Lectures
The essay reviews two volumes on Christian politics by Jenkins and Lloyd. It argues for individual Christian citizenship over church rule, cautions against ecclesiastical domination in state affairs, and defends religious liberty while examining how Christianity should shape political life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jenkins
Dundee
Glasgow
Leeds
Mr. Jenkins
England
London
Pall Mall Gazette
Dahomey
Great Britain
Lloyd
Christ
Church of Christ
God
Mr. Lloyd
Review of Lloyds Works on Church and State
The piece critiques Lloyds writings, noting progression toward State Churchism yet finding him not overly bigoted. It praises his insistence that Christ’s spirit must guide law and public and private actions, even urging repeal of laws or practices if inconsistent with that spirit.
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Lloyd
Caezar
Claus
Christ
Critique of Lowder and Catholic Practices in East London
A detailed critique argues that the Society of the Holy Cross in London shows earnest zeal yet risks undermining the Church of England. It questions the Confessional emphasis, the sisterhood’s structure, and the separation of sacred life from family and society, warning against revived monastic ideals. The piece notes political and religious controversy sparked by debates around Anglican leaders and Catholic influences.
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London
Society of the Holy Cross
Absolution
Lowder
Ratcliff Highway
England
St. Francis
St. Dominic
Twenty One Years in St George's Mission
The Reverend C F Lowther MA Vicar of St Peter's London Docks presents a concise account of twenty one years in the St George's mission detailing lived experience and service rendered.
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St. George's Mission
C.F. Lowther
St. Peter's
London Docks
Rivington
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