Effects of Catholicism and Protestantism on nations and industry
The essay reviews M. de Layeleye’s pamphlet arguing religion shapes national progress in industry, education, and liberty. It cites Swiss cantons, English colonies, and Catholic states to claim Protestant nations show greater initiative, while warning against Roman Catholic influence and ritualism in England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. de Layeleye
M. de. Laveloye
Switzerland
Neuchatel
Vaud
Gendva
Lucerne
Haut- Valais
Forest
Appenzell
Rhoden
Uri
M. de Laveleye
England
Prussia
Holland
Aeems
Ulster
Sha-Myen
Canton
France
Kent
China
Rome
Italy
Spain
Hogland
Church of Rome
Silent
Parliament House
M. de .Layeleye
Nonconformity in Victoria Speech on State Aid and Education
Rev J J Halley argues Victoria has no true nonconformity and analyzes state Church grants, land reserves, and secular education. He recalls battles over funding, land, and denominational schools, noting a secular system increased religious instruction despite opposition. He cites ministerial salaries and the Education Act’s shift to free, compulsory, secular schooling.
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J. J. Halley
Melbourne
Manchester
Nonconformist Association
Examiner and Times
Victoria
England
Episcopalian
Esceuyterian
Association
Legislative Assembly
Halley