Free Church of England seeks spiritual freedom against establishment
The speaker argues that the Church of England cannot hear certain causes and vows to overthrow the Establishment. He condemns the Reformation settlement as a fatal blow and claims the right to use reasoning and Scriptural arguments to oppose a state church. He pledges to persist in the pursuit of spiritual freedom against entrenched authority.
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Christ
Christendom
Church of England
Elizabeth
England
Luther
Gloucester
Bristol
G.’s
Washer's Rain Washes Away The Establishment
A protracted shower ends without incident leaving no fear and suggesting the rain will wash away the Establishment, as stated by Thomas W. Mossman.
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Thomas W. Mossman
Germany Vatican talks at Kissingen prompt reevaluation
The article details Germany and the Vatican's delicate negotiations amid May Laws after Pope Leo XIII’s envoy Franchi dies. It notes Bismarck and Falk’s positions, the Orthodox party, and possible Landtag dissolution shaping church state power in Prussia. Cardinal Nina’s role and broader Rome Berlin relations weigh on future policy.
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Bosnia
Germany
Vatican
Kissingen
Falk
Prince Hohenlohe
Rome
Oberkirchenrath
Hermann
Uhden
House of Lords
Bismarck
Berlin
Canossa
Prince Bismarck
Stécker
Stocker
Kogel
von Forckenbeck
Bennigsen
Kleist Ketzow
Windthorst
Party of Progress
England
East Prussia
Landtag
Reichstag
House of Commons
Franchi
Nina
Switzerland
Russia
Munich
Monsignore
Aloisi Masella
Curia
Consalvi
Lambruschini
Antonelli
Pius VII
Gregory XVI
Pius IX
Leo XIII
Madrid
Turkey
Austria
Scotland
America