Evangelicals and the Church of England in the disestablishment debate
The article argues that Evangelicals seek reform within the Church of England but face a system powered by worldly patronage. It suggests a separation from the State could strengthen church spirituality and finally free the church from secular control, though debates over disestablishment continue.
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Church of England
Church of Christ
Hig
House of Lords
Ecclesiastical notes discuss clerical tax relief proposals and church endowments
The article analyzes a government rating bill proposing to deduct curates salaries from rector incomes for valuation easing. It warns this could shift burden to taxpayers and questions clergy-specific benefits. It also covers related ecclesiastical debates, liberation movements in Ceylon, and recognizes Yorkshire clergyman Rev. David Loxton’s death with praise.
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National Church
Beresford Hope
Dillwyn
Monk
Her
Gibraltar
G. P. Leechman
Chamber of Commerce
A. M. Ferguson
J. Scott
J. He ‘Eaton
T. R. Stevenson
Legislative Council
Ceylon
Episcopalian Church
Church of Scotland
Exeter
Gordon
Tessays
Skipton
Cambrian ‘Mews
Church Cellenge
Morning Post
Rome
Christendom
Littledale
Hag
Pusey
David Loxton
Sheffield
Loxton
Yorkshire
London
Sheffield Independent
Proposed Anglican and Catholic Church Bodies at Gibraltar
The Colonial Office was asked by Mr Dintwyn to lay ordinances before Parliament before royal assent. Published in Gibraltar on Jan 15, they propose major changes in Church of England and Roman Catholic positions and introduce new and important questions.
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Gibraltar
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Hali
Oher
Evangelical School
Free Church of Scotland
Ecclesiastical Notes