Religious Tests and Disestablishment Debate Emerges in England
In a Cambridge context long-standing disputes over university religious tests and Church establishment resurface. Paley argues tests foster hypocrisy while allowing genuine belief to diverge from outward conformity. Proposals to open fellowships, adjust chapels, and remove religious barriers spur activity among Congregationalists and Anglican defenders.
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Paley
University of London
Williams
Norgate
Church
University of Cambridge
Church of Nogland
College
Church of England
Committee of the Congregational Union
Miall
House of Commons
Dissenters Debate Openness and Courtesy Cited
The article notes that Dissenters resist church authority they do not recognize and praises the open discussion. Dean Stanley and Rev John Oakley are commended for courteous remarks while Mr Allen articulates clear Nonconformist sentiment.
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St. Catharine’s Creé
John Oakley
Allen
Free Churchism in Cambridge Urges Independent Chapel Appeal
A Cambridge Independent appeal seeks national support to fund a new Congregational chapel. The piece argues for voluntaryism and condemns the unattractive Downing Street Chapel, urging better church aesthetics and public demonstration of dissenting vitality in a university town.
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Cambridge
Downing-street
University
England
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