Magazine for Youth Seeks Success With Community Support
A promising new youth magazine aims to enjoy success through broad backing from ministers, parents, schoolmasters, teachers, and friends of youth, urging hearty cooperation to launch and sustain the venture.
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Friends of Youth
J Jefferis Addresses Australian Congregational Church
The Rev J Jefferis chairing the Congregational Union in Sydney delivers a wide ranging address on church and state, unity of the church, and the future of Australian religion. He criticizes papal and Anglican authority, praises civil liberty with limits, and urges reform of the Church and School Estate and its land endowments.
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Pitt-street
The
Congregational Union
J. Jefferis
Ll.b
Jefferia
Jefferis
New South Wales
Union
Australia
Church of Christ
Church of
Rome
Papacy
Church of Rome
Church of England
Episcopacy
Church of Australia
Macaulay
Hallam
Christendom
Assembly of
Europe
Wesley
Congregational Church
Judah
South Australia
Rey
Gentleman
George IV
Stuart
Christ
Politics and Religion Clash in Australian Debate
A historical quotation argues for separating church and state in Australia, urging secular governance and the division of powers to ensure government handles only civil matters while religious duties rest elsewhere. The statement frames the issue as a fundamental constitutional and moral debate.
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Cesar
God
The asserted Romanism of Mr Gladstone
A Scottish critic Sir John Don Wauchope accuses Mr Gladstone of Romanising bias in Midlothian politics and policy. The piece argues Gladstone opposes Protestantism through policy mix, notes his flexible, practical mind, and defends his record on church reform, ritual disputes, and episcopal appointments as not betraying a single fixed idea.
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Midlothian
Sir John Don Wauchope
Mr. Gladstone
Mr. Disraeli
Gladstone
John Don Wauchope
Dre
Gladatone
Bishop Fraser
Manchester
Temple
Exeter
Arthur Hervey
Bath and Wells
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