Dean Stanley's Address on Faith and Science at St Andrew's
A review of Dean Stanley's talk to St. Andrew's students on the clash between ecclesiastical and scientific thought. It notes his hope for future truth from scripture and tradition, critiques his view on miracles, and compares his rhetoric to a lighthouse bell amid doubt.
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Dean Stanley
St. Andrew’s
Lord Macaulay
John Knox
Pastor Robinson
Augustine
Scotland
Abeorbrothock
Mr R W Dale on the Government Burials Bill
Mr R W Dale argues in Cardiff that the burial bill, introduced in the Lords by the Duke of Richmond and Gordon, seeks to consolidate Acts and close parochial graveyards to favor Churchmen, denying Nonconformists their common law interment rights and forcing new rates for a national cemetery system. He denounces the measure as a Conservative attempt to resolve religious inequality and mocks expected amendments from the Archbishop of Canterbury.
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Cardiff
Mr. Dale
House of Lords
Duke of Richmond
Gordon
Standard
England
Canterbury
Duke
Hisses
of Canterbury
Rogers
the Spectator
Guardian
Rock
Church Lmes
Burial Bill Sparks Dispute Over Nonconformist Burials
The Press critiques the Governments burial bill as a consolidation of existing acts rather than a real concession. Dissenters gain a right to silent burial and the new authority must provide additional burial grounds, raising fears of ratepayer cost and sectarian tension across parishes.