Conscience and education rights in a religious context
The piece argues that conscience is a deeply individual and sacred guide beyond logic, urging respect for personal religious scruples in schooling. It rejects coercive state or church demands while affirming rights of rate payers to object to funding beliefs they oppose.
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England
Ecclesiastical notes on disestablishment support list
The article lists ecclesiastical bodies and religious associations that have formally approved the disestablishment policy. It names the Congregational Union and Baptist Union among others, noting the lack of a consistent meaning behind some labels and inviting correction of any omissions.
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House of Commons
Bradford
Miall
Convregational Union
Baptist Union
Denominational Alliances Press for Education Reform
A broad list of Congregational and Baptist associations shows strong backing for church influence in British education. Debate over state funding for denominational schools continues as Education Act figures reveal grants for 450 new schools and a shift toward board and sectarian schooling.
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Congregational Board of Ministers
United Presbyterian Synod
Conference of the Liberation Society
West Riding Congregational Union
Worcestershire Congregational Association
Lancashire Congregational Union
Durham and Northumberland Congregational Association
Norfolk Congregational Union
Norfolk Baptist Association
Leicester and Rutland Congregational Union
South Lancashire Baptist Union
Gloucester and Hereford Congregational Union
Midland Baptist Association
Oxfordshire Baptist Association
Glamorganshire Baptist Association
Monmouthshire Congregational Association
Monmouthshire Baptist Association
Yorkshire Baptist Association
Northamptonshire Baptist Association
Montgomery Congregational Association
Western and Devon Baptist Association
Herts and Beds Baptist Association
Kent and Essex Baptist Association
Pembrokeshire Baptist Association
General Baptist Association
Merionethshire Congregational Association
Cornwall Baptist Association
Great Britain
United Methodist Free Churches
Wesleyan Conference
W. E. Forster
House of Commons
Education Department
Forster
England and
Wales
Germany
Modern European Churches in an English Clergyman's Holiday
The author surveys Europe’s state churches, arguing Italy’s State Church failed to lift the people from ignorance and tyranny. He condemns France for corrupt church power before and after the Revolution and warns that state establishment harms true religion.
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Europe
England
Italy
France
Napoleon
Louis XIV
Louis XV
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Ecclesiastical Notes
Prince Bismark
Prussia
Pall Mall Gazette
Heidelberg
Strossmeyer
Bavaria
Rome
Papacy
Austria
Pius IX