Jesus as Central Figure and Object of Faith
The sermon extols Jesus as central to Christian thought, noting his personal influence, humanity, and selflessness. It argues miracles and the Resurrection authenticate his teachings, and that knowledge of God arises from love and faith, not mere reason, elevating faith above doubt.
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Jesus
Sea of Galilee
Four Evangelists
God
Benediction by Rev A Hannay Ends Meeting
At meeting close the benediction was given by Reverend A Hannay and the chairman announced the next lecture titled The Voice Within.
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A. Hannay
Letters on the National Church and Dissenters
W. H. Kitson argues that the laity are the English nation and questions disestablishment scope. He critiques the National Church theory, urges clear distinctions between Church and State, and advocates pro cooperation between churches while favoring Protestant identity.
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Church of England
Canon Trevor
Ireland
Scotland
England
Osborne Morgan
Gladstone
Lowe
Lord Hartington
Liberation Society
W. H. Kitson
Church and Dissent Discuss National Church Theory
A letter condemns the National Church or Erastian theory as a source of evils and argues for limits on state control over church matters, urging readers to consider separation of church and state and the rights of dissenters.
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National Church
The New Educational Movement in Methodism in London
A Conference Committee in London considers education beyond primary for the Children’s Fund. The Wesleyan ministerial child education is financially failing, with a debt around 11,0602 and an expected annual shortfall near 5,000. The committee weighs options to reduce expenses or raise income.
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Watchman
The
Methodist Recorder
London
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Torquay
Kitson
House of Commons
Church and Dissent
NEW Educational Movement