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Nonconformist

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Feb 23, 1870

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Improper Shape to Be Placed Before Session

The remark discusses a proposed measure intended to satisfy both consciences and desires, to be laid before the end of the current Session on the Realm’s Statute-Book.

Ecclesiastical notes on Irish Church Convention debates and ritualism

The Irish Church Convention shows deep divisions and heated debate over the new constitution, church unity, and ritualism. The piece urges healthy discussion, cites Gladstone influence, and notes similar tensions in American Episcopalians and nonconformist movements. It reviews remarks by Bishop critics, the Liberation Society, and Church Association discussions on comprehensiveness, symbolism, and Bible revision.

Irish Church Convention Episcopalians of Ireland Free Episcopalian Church Mr. Gladstone Christendom Gloucester Bristol Exeter The Liberation Society Hackney J. A. Picton Leicester Mr. Picton Lord Shaftesbury Thut Ephesus

Present Dangers of the Church of England examined

The piece critiques Mr Clark former Public Orator of Cambridge University for resigning his post over unheld doctrines and proposes his pamphlet seeks an Established Church without dogmas. It argues his plan would let scientists dictate church creed over Parliament.

Clark Cambrdge University Church of England Parliament

The Bearing of National Religious Establishments on Free Thought

The London Liberation Society hosted its fifth conference in Hackney on February 15 drawing a large multi denomination crowd. Rev J Amanson Picton stated he spoke for himself not the Society and argued that established religion constrains free inquiry through history’s conflicts between reformers and authorities, urging tolerance and liberty of thought.

Picton Dean Stanley John Coleridge Sion College Church Association Liverpool H. J. Carpenter Sims Reeves Rimmel Church of England Church of Rome Mgr. Carpenter England Carpenter Pall Afall Gazette London J. Amanson Picton St. Thomas’s Square Chapel Hackney Moses Egypt Aaron Geneva

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