Denominational Encroachment in Education Policy Debate
The House of Commons is urged to oppose a new Education Department rule that denies grants to schools not already receiving annual support. Critics argue the rule permits sectarian bias, favors established churches, and harms Nonconformists, with Stanhope cited as a case of unjust denial and ecclesiastical monopoly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pease
House of Commons
Education Department
Department of Government
Forster
Durham
Stanhope
Department
Weasleyans
Educational Department
Liberalism and disestablishment in English politics
Edward Jenkins argues that state aid to religion threatens a free government, contrasting Protestant freedom with Hierarchism. He warns of clerical power in England and Scotland, the politicising of the church, and the social disabilities faced by Dissenters under an established church system.
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Edward Jenkins
M.P
England
Scotland
Mr. Jenkins
Duke of Argyll
Forster
Church of England
Church of Scotland
Laudian Party
United Kingdom
Dr. Arnold