Disestablishment Debate Moves Through Scottish Synod
Speeches urge disestablishment of the Church of Scotland with overtures from Arbroath to Kelso. Speakers press liberal leadership to act now, denounce Beaconsfield-era policy, and claim justice and religious liberty as central. A related conference criticizes Mr Adam’s stance and calls for immediate Liberal measures.
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Elders Meeting Discusses Religious Question at Breakfast
The elders breakfast discussed religious aspects with Mr. Duncan McLaren chairing. A large attendance heard the opening speech and debated the topic, outlining its significance within the community.
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