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Nonconformist

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Feb 21, 1877

Page

7

[Untitled fragment about Bosphorus mission]

[Partial sentence describes sending to the Bosphorus to pressure the Porte toward measures to improve the plight of Christian subjects.]

Bosphorus Porte

Reform Bill for Universities Faces Clerical Tradition

The Universities Bill moves through Parliament with Oxford and Cambridge named and clerical restrictions on fellowships and headships debated. Advocates urge abolition of clerical tenure as bias against national learning, arguing the bill should remove priestly requirements and expand non clerical appointments while pressing Liberal leadership to push the reform.

Commons Lords Oxford Cambridge Burgon Bellamy Henry Smith Sir Henry Maine Liberal Party Episcopal Church

New Canadian and English periodical shift in press scene

A quarterly aimed at replacing fortnightly and Contemporary in England is planned. Rev Dr Farrar works on a new Life of Christ part series covering early Church history. Harriet Martineau’s Autobiography due March 1 promises piquant content inviting controversy. Two new weekly papers appear, a trater and a sixpenny Conservative London.

America England Farrar Christ Harriet Martineau Tratler Addison and Steele London Schlieman Athens W. E. Gladstone Hampshire Independent W. Cowper-Temple Thames J. Noake Pall Mall Gazette

Primitive religion and the origins of religious belief

The article reviews Spencer's Data of Sociology, arguing that primitive man forms beliefs from fear of the living and the dead. Ancestor worship evolves into later religious concepts as humans perceive duality in existence, dreams, and unseen powers, with sacrifices and prayers surviving into later monotheistic practice and ethical thought.

Spencer Mr. Spencer

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