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Nonconformist

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

May 22, 1878

Page

2

State and Church Power Under Constantine and Its Aftermath

The author argues Sozomen shows Constantine’s laws allied Church and State to persecute dissenters after Nicea. He notes mainstream clergy used secular power, persecuting nonconformists like the Novatians and Montanists, and warns modern Christians to keep spiritual power separate from state authority. He laments church establishment and urges unity to end worldly influence on religion.

Sozomen Constantine Nice Universal Church Christ Phrygia Montanus St. Paul St. Peter Socrates Theodosius Mr. Froude Elizabeth Church of God Porphyry Ossar Harry England James II Victoria God Thomas W. Mossman

Philostorgius on Arians and orthodox prelates

The author notes Philostorgius should have hesitated to quote without bias as his statements touched both Arian and orthodox court prelates. The discussion relies on the Genevan edition and the editor’s notes, while the author recalls his own reading. He also emphasizes Philostorgius as the sole source for his party’s dishonesty on the Momotonsior affair.

Obros Tov Repens Klovos Lotauevyy Gurias AdoberOau Nai Cdxas Mpogdyiy wsGe wiTeAev TOUS Karryopeelv Philostorgius Pailostorgius

Scottish Church Notes on Ferguson Heresy Trial and Synod

Our Edinburgh correspondent reports the United Presbyterian Synod of 1877 meeting at the Free Church Assembly Hall amid crowded interest during the Ferguson heresy trial. The piece contrasts democratic UP leadership with Free Church parliamentary order, notes minister David Croom’s moderatorial role, and records annual congregation counts and finances alongside commentary on Ferguson’s conduct and doctrinal stance.

United Presbyterian Synod Edinburgh Free Church Assembly Hall United Presbyterians Fergus Ferguson House of Commons Free Assembly Dr. Rainy Begg Church of Scotland Stafford Northcote U.p.’S Free Church Book David Croom Presbyterian Church Glasgow Ferguson
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