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Debate on Establishment and the Church of the People
The argument targets Lord Salisbury and Lord Lyttelton, challenging their claim that the Church of England enjoys the affections of the people. It cites the Guardian, Edinburgh Review, Times, and clergy leaders like Canon Ryle and Bishop Fraser to argue the Church is no longer the true Church of the people, especially among the working classes, and questions whether open seats and support can justify establishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Salisbury
England
Stamford
Lord Shaftesbury
Dr. Colenso
Professor Jowett
Dean Stanley
Dr. Temple
Exeter
Canon Ryle
Mr. Mackonochije
Privy Council
Mr. Bennett
Lord Lyttelton
House of Lords
Roundell Palmer
the Guardian
Dev
Guardian
Edinburgh Review
The
Times
the Times
Gloucester
Bristol
Church of England
Fraser
Isles
Church of the
Church of the Poor
Mr. Disraeli
House of Commons
Liberation Society
Mr. Morgan
Disraeli
Church of the Nation
Church of the People
Church of
Poor
F. F. Tracey
Beccles
E. Hoare
Tunbridge Wells
Islington
Ryle
Canon Girdlestone
Sydney Godolphin Osborne
Durweston
Dorset
Macmillan’s
Salisbury
Lyttelton
Eccles
Bishop