Anti state church movement placards promoted as cheap action
A Victorian era publication urges spreading anti state church ideas through inexpensive placards and small print materials. It argues readers can quietly preach against establishment using ready to hand leaflets to activate neighborhood discussion and persuade others to sow seeds of reform.
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England
Wales
Assembly of Vic
U.S
Jeffering Inio
Regon
Friends of
Church jars a pretty pickle stirring Anglican debate
A reader recounts a clash over church testimonials as the Bishop of Exeter refuses to accept signatures from the Archbishop of Canterbury. The piece argues unity under civil law, not shared doctrine, leaves the Church in a pickle amid Evangelical and Tractarian rifts.
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Exeter
All England
Guardian
Canterbury
Daily News
Hieter
Evangelicals
Tractarians
Royal supremacy debate on church and state in England
Archdeacon Wilberforce argues the Church is spiritual and not bound by royal supremacy in spiritual matters. He explains two senses of supremacy, cites Canon 36 and Articles 37, 1562, and urges cautious subscription, asserting church authority over matters of faith while acknowledging royal control only in civil spheres.
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M‘neile
Liverpool
Wilberforcés
Manning
Mill
Wilberforce
Church of England
Gregory
Ireland
Kilturn
Jacob
Exeter
England
Rome
Cresar
Henry VIII
Elizabeth
Tod's Health Worsens as Deputations Rally for Prisoner
In Edinburgh report Mr Tod's health has deteriorated under imprisonment for tax issues. Doctors dispute the cause while clergy from a local congregation and the Anti state church Association visit, urging an end to the tax system and praising Tod's steadfastness amid adversity.
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Tod
Francia
Johnston
Edinburgh
Pridon
John Logan Aikman
Jesus