Debate on Church and State and the Temple Controversy
The article discusses Dr. Temple's recent act and public reaction, argues for professional conscience over personal stance, and notes Westminster and Scottish ecclesiastical debates. It covers the Burials Bill and patronage issues, plus opinions from The Times and Dean Stanley about Nonconformist MPs and the shift toward voluntaryism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Temple
Exeter
Temple
Dr. Pusey
Archdeacon Denison
Whitehall Chapel
Pall Mall
Beaumont
House of Lords
House of Commons
the Times
Times
McLaren
Scotland
London
Cross-street Chapel
Islington
Clement Bailhache
W. Miall
M. Smith
Henry Spicer
John Templeton
J. Cuirrerp
Ll.b
Church of Christ
Henry
Elizabeth
God
Mr. Gladstone
Bishop Warburton
Sir J. Coleridge
Omnibus Company
Isis Church
Pal Mall Gazette
Burke
Parliamentarian Move Ends Episcopacy in 1640 Assembly
The formists in the Parliament met in November 1640 and enacted abolition of Episcopacy marking a decisive shift in church governance. The action reflects the power of Parliament over church structure during the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Stanley
House of Commons
Commons
Lords
Clarendon
Marsden
Church of England
Also Mentioned on This Page
Liberation Society
Free Church
Gladstone
Sir William Hamilton
Lora
Courant
Daily Review
General Assembly
Robert Anstruther
the Liberation Society