Intricacy in church rulings roils the English clergy clash
A speech fragment argues judges may not be swayed by church interest in ruling on Gorham and Essays and Reviews. It questions whether the Judicial Committee is applying policy over plain language of baptismal rubrics and cites Canon Liddon and Mr. Wagner on church authority and state control.
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Athenaum
Academy
Church of England
Lord Kingsdown
Gorham
Exeter
M’neile
Court of Arches
Judicial Committee
Mackonochie
M'Neile
Canon Liddon
Church Association
M‘neile
Cosin
Keble
A. D. Wagner
St. Paul's
Brighton
The
Times
Court of Final Appeal
God
Cesar
Cessar
Wagner
Ripon
Whitehall
Downing-street
Education Department
Diplomatic Service
Court of Justice
Bennett
Christ
Jesus Christ
Frome
Pusey
Robert Phillimore
Sir Robert Phillimore
W. H. Perceval Ward
Guardian
The Bennett Prosecution Before the Privy Council
The piece previews a Privy Council hearing that could affect Anglican ritualism and the doctrine of the real presence. It notes a possible schism if the committee rules against Anglo Catholic tenets and emphasizes clarifying the issue.
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Church of England
Privy Council
Bennett
Frome Selwood
Education Bill in Scotland and United Presbyterian Church
At a meeting in Edinburgh on February 28 1871 the Committee on National Education adopted resolutions praising the bill's aims to balance state and parental rights in religious instruction and to replace parish school control with locally elected boards under impartial, nonsectarian qualifications.
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Committee On National Education
Synod of the United Presbyterian Church
Edinburgh
United Presbyterian Church
Revision of Scottish Education Bill Sparks Presbyterian Opposition
The United Presbyterian Synod protests the Privy Council plan granting it unchecked control over Scotland's education system and the continuation and expansion of grants to denominational schools. They urge a Scottish public-board administration and continued Privy Council funding, with a memorial to government and petitions to Parliament for amendment.
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Privy Council
United Presbyterian Synod
Bury
Scotland
Froude Praises Calvinism Amid Clash of Beliefs at St Andrew's
Lord Rector J A Froude addressed St Andrew's students on Calvinism tracing its appeal to great minds such as Luther Knox Cromwell Milton Bunyan and Coligny. He contrasted Calvin's austerity with Luther's humor noting Calvinism aimed to enforce God's will in social and personal life despite faults.
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J. A. Froude
St. Andrew's
Froude
Paia
William the Silent
Luther
Knox
Andrew Melville
Murray
Coligny
Cromwell
Milton
John Bunyan
Europe
Calvin
Geneva
Scotland
Norman Leslie
Cardinal Beaton
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Judicial Committee of the Privy Council
Daily Telegraph
MR. Froude