Judgment on Communion Rejection Highlights Canon and Belief Split
The article reviews a clerical dispute at Christ Church Clifton where Rev. Flavell Smith Cook barred Mr. Jenkins from communion over Broad Church views denying eternal punishment and the devil. Sir Robert Phillimore endorses the decision, stressing rubrics and canons, while noting broader implications for Church authority and language.
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R. Phillimore
Flavell Smith Cook
Christ Church, Clifton
Jenkins
Mr. Jenkins
Cook
Gloucester
Bristol
Dean of Arches
Robert Phillimore
Parson
Privy Council
Fendall
Wilson
Church of England
Ecclesiastical Notes on bishops, burials bill and lay rights
The Exeter bishop champions liberal church reform, discusses compensation for endowments, and favors burials under police supervision with clergyman-friendly timing. He critiques clerical magistrates, laity rights attempts at St Albans, and notes press and Church views on patronage, rituals, and dissent.
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Exeter
Bodmin
Church of England
Temple
St. Alban’s
Holborn
Mackonochie
All Hallows, Barking
St. Paul’s
St. Peter-le-Peer
All Hallows
Craufurd
Addington
English Church Union
Henry the Eighth
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