Future of the World and the Fate of Christianity
The author surveys four theological camps Rome Skeptical Protestant and Chiliasm with plans for world regeneration. It argues Rome seeks global spiritual dominance, Protestantism defies both, pagan materialism rises, and a minority circle envisions a miraculous recovery. The piece urges faith in a divine plan guiding history toward truth.
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Rome
Liddon
Providence
Cardinals
Seven Hills
Society of Jesus
Paraguay
Thexe
Party of
Rationalism
Poles
Equator
Earth
Cicero
Truth and Liberty
Roderick Murchison
England
Germany
America
God
Disestablishment Debate Spurs Lectures Across Towns
The Ashton Liberal Committee held a winter lecture by Rev. J. G. Rogers on educational equality amid clashes with Tory rioters. Similar sessions occurred in Opham Southampton Salisbury and Leeds as the Liberation Society expands its campaign for religious equality and state church reform.
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Ashton
Ashton Liberal Committee
J. G. Rogers
Clapham
Ashton News
Town Hall
Liberation Society
Stalybridge
Rogers
Lancashire
Win
Sutherland
Hugh Mason
J. Hutchinson
O.pham
Dr. Yates
Liberation Committee
Southampton
The
Portland Chapel
Addy . Williams
Messrs. Cavan
Stribling
Ft. Pearce
Lumley
Salisbury
Fisherton
Alfred Williams
Hill
Carvell Williams
London
G. Short
J. W. Stent
Warminster
W. Clarkson
Market Harbror
J. F. Collier
Downton
A. Watson
Maassincham
Leeds
C. Williams
Accrington
Massingham
Mr. Williams
Edward Miall
Marmaduke Miller
Ald. Carter
M.P
Nonconformists press for repeal of twenty fifth clause in Education Act
London report notes a conference between Mr Forster and leading Nonconformists over education funding and denominational schools. They demand repeal of the twenty fifth clause and oppose any government concession. Forster repeats that the Act will stand with no current changes. The Birmingham Post adds the meeting was not initiated by Nonconformists.
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London
The
Leeds Mercury
Forster
Birmingham Post