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Newspaper
Nonconformist
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Dec 06, 1848
Page
2
The passage argues that religion cannot be confined to private life and insists conscience governs all life areas under Christ. It contends the opponent misreads the New Testament and worries about consequences of his argument. The speaker prefers honest exposure of errors over vain triumph and rejects being seen as a fierce antagonist.
A newspaper praises three prints by C Gilpin that argue against state church abuses. The sober powerful images depict conflict between church and nature conscience and charity, urging reform and sympathy without bitterness, and pledge proceeds to the artist’s cause.
The artist Anelay contributes a hundred pounds to the British Anti state church Association. The act is noted as serving as the strongest possible comment on his produced pictures, with the inner glow cited as the key to interpreting his scenes.
A large Town Hall gathering chaired by Rev H Teller debated the union of church and state. Resolutions praised the Anti state church Association and opposed endowment of the Popish priesthood, with speakers urging voters to choose true representatives. The meeting ended with cheers and thanks to the deputation.
The Derby audience heard George Thompson and Rev. J Burnet oppose church endowment and state funding of religious instruction. Debates tested whether a State church is scriptural and whether supporting any denomination with public money is justified. The chair and speakers argued strongly against endowing Roman Catholic priests.
A public Nottingham meeting of the Anti state church Association heard MP G Thompson and Rev J Burnet defend civil government and religion separation. Dissenters and laymen packed the Exchange Hall as Mr Grupert urged church state separation, while reactions included cheers, hisses, and calls to turn out Thompson.
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