The Divine law and notions of holiness in Bible teaching
A lecture discusses divine law as love, the Bible's fivefold moral structure, sin as disobedience, holiness as likeness to God, and the central ideas of faith love and the kingdom of God. It argues miracles require both biblical and natural order, defending their rationality and spiritual impact. The talk ends with a preview of next week’s topic Jesus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
St. John
St. Paul
Heaven
God
Abraham
Raleigh
Conder
Jesus
Letters on Church of England tactics and state control
G H Curteis argues against aggressive secular reforms targeting the Church of England. He contends that state intrusion endangers religious unity, warns of political Dissenters, and claims the church’s historical foundations protect it from sudden tenure changes. He fears a rise of Communism if current pressures continue.
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Hooker
St. James
Church of England
Warham
Queen Bertha
Queen Victoria
G. H. Curteis
Ancient and Modern Churchyards Debate in Nonconformist Letter
A Nonconformist editorial exchange argues over churchyards and the Ecclesiastical Commissioners. W H Kitson cites state trust and property rights while Canon Trevor defends the Church as national, endangering dissenters efforts to access churchyards.
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Church of England
Lord Harrowby
Addison
Torquay
Kitson
Canon Trevor
Guardian
Dickenson
Christian Nation
Oncon
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Canon Curteis
W. H. Kitson