Debate on separating religious from secular education in the country
Henry Richard argues for united secular and separate religious instruction, citing Ireland and past reforms. He warns Nonconformists to uphold principles and warns against tying faith to state control, urging voluntary, individual religious effort rather than state-mandated teaching.
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London University
Lord Brougham
Richard
Oxford
Cambridge
Queen’s College
Scotland
Birmingham League
England
Liverpool
Lord Stanley
Ireland
Scott Porter
Belfast
Church School
Chapel School
Presbyterian School
United Churches of
England and Ireland
All Ireland
Richards
Grover Dixon
M.P
Henry Richard
Dixon
Mr. Dixon
Resolution Passes Unanimously at Meeting
The resolution was unanimously carried and Mr Richary briefly acknowledged it. Proceedings ended with a vote of thanks to the chairman on the motion of Mr R W Date, seconded by the Rev H W Crossxry.
Church and State on the Continent update
Across Switzerland and Germany liberal Catholic movements grow. Aarau and Ober-Mumpf refuse papal dogma. Geneva Old Catholics push parish control. Heidelberg hosts Old Catholic lectures led by Michelis. Berlin courts clash with Army Bishop Nanczjanowski while Polish clergy push anti government services prompting closures.
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Switzerland
Aarau
Ober-Mumpf
Margau
Lucerne
National Council
Federal Council
Geneva
Grand Council
Father Hyacinthe
The
Ruperto Carolina University
Heidelburg
Michelis
Grand Duchy of Baden
Berlin
Nanczjanowski
Cologne
the Times
Grand Duchy of
Posen
Vatican
Jesus
Belial
Home Office
Germany
Uder
Daily News
Victor Emmanuel
Nonconformists and Their Newspapers Rise in Cambridge
A report on Rev Aveling's Cambridge speech and the laying of the foundation stone for a new Congregational Church in Cambridge marking a national shift. The event signals a broader era for Nonconformists as recent laws loosen restrictions on Dissenters in universities and Nonconformists plan wider college presence.
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Aveling
Cambridge
University