Four Propositions Debate Spurs Westminster Dean
The piece critiques the Dean of Westminster for preferring rhetoric over full disclosure in four propositions about British spiritual affairs. It notes a wish for illustrative details to reveal the real meaning, but asserts the Dean avoids such factual depth in argument.
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America
Westminster
STATE-CHURCH ZEAL AND THE POLITICAL BIBLE FERVOR
The piece critiques rising State Church zeal in politics, accusing parsons and politicians of fiery rhetoric against Dissenters over secular education. It contrasts past reformers with current defenders, warns against coercive religious schooling, and foresees tension between establishment and voluntary churches.
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St. Paul
Jack
Gulliver
Charles II
Baxter
Wesley
Cromwell
Ironsides
Apostolic Guardian
Luther
Whitefield
Gladstone
Forster
Saint Laud
Jeremiah
Ichabod
House of Lords
Arnold
Bunyan
Natal
Exeter
Joseph
Ecclesiastical Notes on Opponents and Common Enemies
The column ponders how opponents handle heightened excitement and questions whether a truce will form to unite against a common foe. It suggests challenges in suppressing or concealing tensions within religious discourse.
Wigan Meeting Forms Church Defence Branch Amid Reform Calls
A Wigan gathering launches a Church Defence Association branch with debate on Church Reform. Rev. Peter Jones faces resistance as Archdeacon of Liverpool and others urge restraint while Cronshaw pushes reform, leading to a plan for a future speaker’s room. The Guardian frets over Nonconformity’s fate amid literary cultivation and cross-denominational clerical dialogue.
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Wigan
Church Defence Association
Peter Jones
Jones
Mr. Cronshaw
Hains
Guardian
London
England
House of Commons
United States
Cincinnati