The Endowment of Religious Colleges and Church State Split
A survey of how Parliament might endow diverse religious colleges, from Roman Catholic to Comtists, with disputes over orthodoxy, governance, and who counts as a member. The piece contrasts United States Church practice with European struggles and notes England’s partial but incomplete separation of church and state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendent
Committee of Council On Education
Christ Church
Theodore Parker
Comte
Dr. Pusey
Mr. Coleridge
The
Pall Mall Gazette
Moon
Archbishop Manning
Thomas A‘becket
M‘nelles
Cummings
Rome
United States
M‘neile
Church of Rome
France
Conseil @Etat
Germany
Cologne
Church of
Prussia
England
Church of England
Hewley Charity
Court of Chancery
Privy Council
Engand
The Cheshunt Correspondence and Liturgical Omission Debate
Professor Reynolds of Cheshunt College writes to the Guardian noting two main objections to the centenary rites. He recalls that Anglican services and dress have long been used at Cheshunt and argues for unity among Conformist and Nonconformist. He discusses omissions from the Liturgy and the motive behind them, noting many Free Churches using the Anglican Liturgy read the Absolution in full.
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Reynolds
Cheshunt College
The
Guardian
Church of England
Monsell
Hell
Nicwa
Mansell
Unity and conscience in Anglican and Nonconformist ties
A discerning letter discusses readings at anniversaries, the omission of a creed clause, and rights of Anglican and Free Church clergy. It emphasizes conscience over proselytism, mutual respect, and the humbling experience of shared worship at Cheshunt College with Dr Monsell’s musical ministry shaping unity.
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Cheshunt College
Nicwa
Dean Alford
Monsell
Christ’s Church
Doncaster Parish Church Faces New Rate Act Dilemma
Seatholders at Doncaster parish church meet at the vicarage to debate the impact of a new Act. They consider raising funds via a monthly offertory rather than a church rate, amid tower damage and planned remodeling under architect G G Scott.
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Doncaster
Vaughan
Scholfield
Ald. Dunhill
G. G. Scott
R.A
B. Denison
Q.C
Ipswich
St. Mary-lo-Tower
St. Lawrence
R. C. Ransome