End of Establishment Era Pushes Secular Education Demand
A British Quarterly article argues the Forster Education Act fails in practice by amplifying sectarian strife and inadequately supporting denominational schools. It urges a shift to purely secular state schools, with religion taught separately, as Nonconformists increasingly favor secular education and oppose continued state church influence.
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Forster
Vetra
Blackheath
Gladstone
Committee of Council
British Quarterly
Vaughan
Manchester
Ecclesiastical Notes on Church Unity and Dissent
The New Year's letter from the Bishop of Ely urges closer religious communion but advocates resisting Dissenters and preserving Church dominance. Lord Eliot criticises bishops in Parliament for secular influence, while Mr. Ryle pushes for Church reform via Convocation and disestablishment arguments.
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Ely
Church Defence Associations
Lord Eliot
House of Lords
English Church Union
Eliot
Church Herald
Gladatone
Pease
Ryle
Ony
Convocation
House of Commons
Mr. Ryle