The Theological Seminaries and the Moral Challenge of Authority
The piece argues that rigid external discipline in seminaries harms character and conscience. It contends that coercive chapel attendance and strict rules foster hollow compliance, not inner virtue, and calls for trust in students’ own Christian principle while warning against hasty punitive judgments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold
Apostle
Newport Pagnell
Anti-State Church Meeting Aims to End State Churches in Wales
A large Cardiff audience heard Messrs Kingsley and Williams advocate abolishing State-established churches. Speakers argued Establishments rely on force, threaten civil liberty, and stifle dissent while urging Welsh Nonconformists to press for a House of Commons sympathetic to their cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
English Baptist Chapel
Cardiff
Messrs
Kingsley and Williams
Anti-state Church Association
W.T. Edwards, Esq
Wm. Jones
Kanxasxey
Ireland
Horsley
J. James
J. Carnweth Williams
House of Commons
Wales
Osborne
Trelawney
Ironlord
Williams
CuAinman
Antistate Church Association
Public meeting backs Anti-state Church Association aims
A Nov 28 meeting at Mount Pleasant Chapel chaired by W H Michael backed severing state religion ties and urged constitutional effort. Kingsley spoke on aims and future prospects while J C Williams offered statistics. Public meetings in Principality and Carmarthen followed with Welsh and English addresses praising the association's objectives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingsley
D. Evans
W. Howells
J. C. Williams
Principality
Luanety
Anti-state Church Association
Baptist Chapel
Messrs
Williams
Rees
Spencer
S Hughes
Carmarthen
LH. W. Jones