Carlisle speech exposes limits of church toleration
The piece critiques Archbishop Canterbury's remarks on religious toleration at a Carlisle meeting, arguing his view blends creed and toleration dangerously. It contrasts church authority with true Christian vitality, warning against equating legal forms with faith and noting no Free Churchman fears missionaries or foreign presence undermining religion.
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Christendom
Carlisle
Committee of Council
Umoat
Canterbury
Count Moltke
Germany
Hamburger Cologne
Mean
London
Ecclesiastical reform sparks debate on Church laws
The piece surveys 19th century church reforms from Church-rate abolition to the Uniformity Amendment Act. It notes mass acceptance of changes, calls for flexibility in services, praises potential separate sermon and service delivery, and cites Dr. Pusey defending the Athanasian Creed amid threats of secession.
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Cornwall
Trish Episcopalians
Hadfield
Liddon
Canon Liddon
Charles the Second
St. James’s Chapel Royal
Guardian
The
Pusey
Times
Ministry of the Establishment
Church of England
Dr. Pusey