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Nonconformist in London, Middlesex

04 Jun 1873

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Nonconformist

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London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jun 04, 1873

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Borrowed plumes and Free Churches in modern England

The piece defends Free Churches adopting practices from Roman Greek and Anglican traditions, arguing it strengthens Catholic Christianity in England. It criticizes harsh Nonconformist critics, calls for principled appropriation, and urges openness to lectionaries and prayers from diverse Christian sources. It preserves historical references to Puritanism, Laud, and Puritan resilience.

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Free Church of Scotland Denounces Established Churches

The General Assembly of the Free Church of Scotland adopts a resolution condemning the established churches of the kingdom, signaling a major ecclesiastical shift this week. The move reflects broad dissent within the church hierarchy and potential reforms ahead.

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General Assembly Free Church of Scotland
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Scotland Seethes Over Church Establishment Debate

The Synod of the United Presbyterian Church condemns all Establishments while a petition in favor of Mr. Miall's motion gathers 440 signatures. In Edinburgh the Free Church Assembly debates union terms, mutual eligibility, and disestablishment as factions diverge on whether a state church is lawful. Drs Candlish Buchanan Rainy lead the majority. Dr Begg leads the minority threatening secession if union moves advance. The debate centers on whether mutual eligibility signals true union and how disestablishment might follow if establishment is deemed indefensible.

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