Greenwich Election and the Nonconformists
A letter to Liberal Greenwich candidate Mr Angerstein asks views on university access, grammar schools, national education, burial rights for Nonconformists, disestablishment, and tackling ritualism. Angerstein answers affirmatively on education and disestablishment opposition, supports burial rights, and opposes ritualism while urging religious equality. An appeal urges Nonconformists to back candidates favoring disestablishment to secure education equity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angerstein
Greenwich
Park Villas
Brockley-road
S.F
Church of England
Churches of England and Scotland
Tom
Wm. Angerstein
A. C. Blenkarn
Dodson
Sir John Coleridge
England
Scotland
Court Roles in Britain and Hungary Questioned
A scholar questions whether a bishop rector or rabbi can serve as a peer elected or nominated by the kingdom and asks if Hungary could precede England in such matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hungary
England
Convocation Report on Confession in Church of England
A report from the Upper House of Convocation of Canterbury notes that the Church maintains Scripture grounded doctrine on confession. It states penance is not a gospel sacrament and forgiveness comes through Jesus Christ to those who repent, confess to God, and amend life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merthyr
Church of England
Diocese of
Lincoln
Wordsworth
William Hudson
Hudson
Vatican
Rosenau
M. Francis Deak
United States
Europe
M. Deak
House of Peers
Aeus
Province of Canterbury
Haly
Jesus Christ