British Quarterly Prospectus Provokes Nonconformist Critique
The critique denounces the British Quarterly prospectus as poor in style and substance. It condemns concealment of principles and lack of serious thought, expressing humiliation at the nonconformist association and longing for a redeeming early issue.
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British Quarterly
Vaughan
Anti state church lectures stir in London reform circle
Reports from Weigh-house chapel and Albion chapel describe two lectures by Rev. John Burnet and Mr D Elboux aligning with the Anti state church Association. The discussions denounce church state ties, praise dissent, and note growing support and chapel access for the movement.
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Binney
Fish Street Hill
John Burnet
Camberwell
D. Williams Wire
Spretend
Morning Chronicle
Sour
Hampton Noncomermist Association
Albion Chapel
D’elboux
Worcester
Peter
Ireland
Oldham
Manchester Guardian
Alfreton
The Archbishops Letter on the State Church Schism
The Archbishop of Canterbury addresses clergy and laity about divisions over liturgical rubrics and church uniformity. He urges mutual forbearance, suspension of disputes, and focus on peace while awaiting clearer authority and time for reflection. He notes differing usages, emphasizes unity, and cautions against driving schisms or wasting energy on non essential controversies.
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