Free Churchism in the Face of State Involvement
The article warns that religious equality will face new challenges as Church and state merge, urging Free Church supporters to adapt tactics and expand thought leadership. It calls on educated Nonconformists to study state church issues, contribute ideas, and prepare for a coming contest that tests conscience and resolve.
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Friends of Religious Equality
Free Church
Church of England
Parliament
House of Commons
Free Community
Daily News
Neuchatel
Ecclesiastical Notes on the Ecumenical Council
The article comments on the ecumenical Council and its evolving nature. It notes repeated excommunications and compares the Council’s development to a public show or demonstration, suggesting a skepticism about its grandeur and effectiveness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ecumenical Council
The Council and the Clergy in a Turbulent Era
Widespread debate surrounds the Vatican Council and its perceived manage ments with claims of Jesuit influence and restrictive debate. The piece contrasts clerical dress power with human nature, notes protests in Rome, and highlights calls for laity influence and a revised national education system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Methodist Recorder
Belfast
England
Henry W. Holland
Birmingham
Temple
Exeter
J’xeter
Denison
Enthronement of Bishop Frederick Temple at Exeter Cathedral
The Right Rev. Frederick Temple, Lord Bishop of Exeter, was enthroned in Exeter Cathedral on Wednesday after arrival at Hele Station and a civic welcome. The ceremony drew a full crowd with leading clergy including Dean Boyd and Archdeacons Downall Woollcombe and Cook, and Prebendaries Acland Thynne Smith Sanders Barnes Hedgeland Mackarness heading the procession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Temple
Exeter
Cathedral of
Hele Station
Sanders
Lowton
Eastgate
Broadgate
Dean Boyd
Slarington
Downall
Woollcombe
Cook
Acland
Mayor and Corporation
Exeter Literary Society
W. David
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Ecclesiastical Notes
Ireland
Bishop Temple
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