Bishops in Parliament Spark Reform Debate Across Anglican Church
A sweeping critique argues that Church reform must come from Parliament, not rubrics. It cites Bishop appointments, the Bishops Resignation Act, and calls for compulsion or removal of ineffective sees while noting resistance from key church figures and constitutional limits.
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Church of
Régie
Légat Gall
House of Peers
Hadfield
Somerset Beauimont
Tadeld
St. Stephen’s
House of Lords
Canterbury
Gladstone
Hanneas Ie
House of Commons
Church of England
Liberation
Exeter
Winchester
Philpotts
Bromfield
Sumner
Wilberforce
Christianity Will Fold Reform Beams into Belief
The fragment suggests a call for reform within Christianity. It hints at a reformist stance shaping doctrine and practice without detailing specific leaders or measures.
Ecclesiastical Notes on Irish and Scottish Church Matters
The piece surveys the Parliament's unsettled religious questions, especially the Establishment in Wales and Scotland's abolishing church rates. It notes the Imperial Government's move toward religious equality in Jamaica, hints at concurrent endowment, and recalls Parliament debates on the Irish Church Bill.
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Book of the
House of Commons
Wales
Watkin Williams
M’laren
Scotland
United Kingdom
Ireland
William the
England
McLaren
Crawford
Graham
Jamaica
Punch
Ennis
Stacpoole