Admission that patronage of Establishment is unsustainable
The article argues that reform within the Church of England is impossible and the sale of livings taints the system. It dismisses reforms like bishops serving fixed terms or popular ballots and contends disestablishment is the only cure, warning the public of the price paid for ESTABLISHMENT and calling for accountability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of England
Committee of Triers
Fraser
Spectator
Bishop of
Manchester
England
Catholic Reformers in Central Europe Stir Controversy
A Vienna press dispatch reports Bavarian ministry reconstitution favoring Ultramontane aims and potential Hohenlohe return. It covers Vatican resistance, Munich and Fulda synods, and Switzerland's Free Catholics forming a central committee for September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bavaria
Dusseldorf
The
Guardian
Count Hegnenberg-Dux
Prince Hohenlohe
von Lutz
Fulda
Ermeland
Michelis
Vatican
Munich
Bonn
Rausch
Austria
Presburg
Germany
St. Pélien
Vienna Presse
Curia
Mayence
Rome
Kettler
Free
Hungary
Gloggnitz
Switzerland
Solothurn
Ecumenical Council
Holland
Ely
Lincoln
Wordsworth
Willibord
Erasmus of
Rotterdam
England
New York Times
Miel
Charles Francis Bonaventura
Paris
Stevens
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Imperfect belief better than unbelief, a lecture note
A speaker argues that forcing religious conversion harms the faithful and warns against replacing established belief with nothing. They prefer a cautious approach, respecting differing faiths and noting it is dangerous to unsettle children’s lifelong beliefs. The excerpt is from Lecture Room Talk as reported in the Christian Union.
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The
Christian Union
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Central Europe
Henry Ward Beecher
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