Victoria’s Constitutional Clash in Victoria Parliament Economy
The piece argues the Upper House opposition to pay for members risks broader constitutional change in Victoria. It notes Ministers hold power if a working majority remains, warns against dismissals of officials, and calls for constitutional review to reduce future chamber deadlock and fiscal crises. References Lord Belmore, Graham Berry, and Sir George Bowen.
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Graham Berry
Lord Belmore
Victoria
Melbourne
Commons
House of Lords
Assembly
Clases
George Bowen
Colonial Office
The Church and Roman Empire Before Constantine
The paper discusses in brief the external relations between the non-Christian Roman State and the Church of Christ prior to Constantine. It focuses on political interactions and how the heathen empire related to early Christian communities before conversion.
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Constantine
Church of Christ
Gladstone
Dr. Mosley
Regius
Oxford
Christ
Maxentius
Caesar
Augustus
Gibbon
Nero
Domitian
Tacitus
Tome
Constantine era sparks debate on church and state union
The author disputes the view that Constantine forced a church state union. He argues the church thrived best before Constantine and that true relations between church and state require balance, citing Nero, Domitian, and Paul of Samosata as cases where imperial power acted to protect church independence.
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Paul
Samosata
Antioch
Soxmodpios Pardrov
Christ
God
Eusebius
Church of God
Malchion
Aurelian
Italy
Rome
D Snaeor