Renan on Papal Ingression and Church State
The article analyzes Renan’s view of how France Germany and England respond to Papal power. It contrasts France with Germany regarding religious liberty and civil life and discusses secularization proposals for Prussia. It argues that forceful state control fails to resolve church issues and notes England sits between the two models with mixed results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Italy
Germany
Vatican
M. Renan
England
Hospital Sunday collections and Greek exhibition ties noted
Liverpool reports Hospital Sunday collections plus Saturday boxes totaling 11 1421. The Hoddy exhibition for Greek study is shared by J R Veinam Marchant and H A Wilson as equal winners. The annual value is 50 pounds for four years on residence and Regius Professor examination. Also, preparations for the South Kensington International Exhibition include new classes such as wines and industrial crafts. Admission to Albert Hall vaults will cost sixpence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
J. R. Veinam Marchant
Wadham College
J. Marchant
Kennington
H. A. Wilson
Glasgow
Regius
South Kensington
Royal Commissioners
Albert Hall
Death of the Rev. Thomas Binney Emeritus Congregational minister
The obituary notes the death of the eminent Congregational minister Thomas Binney at his Upper Clapton home on February 24. Born April 1798 in Newcastle upon Tyne, Binney rose from printer and bookseller duties to study at Wymondley College and serve as pastor in Newport Isle of Wight before moving to London. His life featured prolific writing, early expository lectures, and a lasting influence across Nonconformity and Anglican circles alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upper Clapton
Binney
Thomas Binney
Mr. Binney
Newcastle-on-Tyne
Casar
St. John
Johnson
Rasselas
Thomson
England
Wymondley College
Herts
Coward
New College
St. John’s Wood
St. James’s Street
Newport
Isle of Wight
W. F
Wilberforce
Bible Society
Stephen Morell
Homerton College
Jacobson
Chester
London
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