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Newspaper
Nonconformist
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Sep 08, 1875
Page
2
A speaker notes that church and parishioners' interests should outweigh those of the incumbent when in conflict. He suggests a remedy if the incumbent's views violate the law, but for this week only presents extraordinary evidence.
The Leicester Chronicle details a fourth series of open air meetings addressed by Mr Gordon in Leicestershire. Reports describe large orderly gatherings led by presiding figures, with interruptions from opponents and strong support from Leicester and nearby villages, indicating growing interest in the cause.
A large Hartwhistle public meeting at the Primitive Methodist Chapel backed severance of Church and State. Newcastle’s H B S Thompson was named to reside. Leeds’ John Andrew spoke on The Liberation Society and its aims, with questions, pamphlets, and Bright’s Birmingham speech distributed.
Cardinal Manning reopened the Church of St Augustine in Manchester after repairs and spoke on Jesus Christ and Him crucified. He argued the Catholic Church is the universal church and urged the audience to note the confusion and contradiction among other teachers who have lost their inheritance.
The speaker traces Germany's three Christian phases from Lutheran dogmatism to Pietism and finally Rationalism. He warns that Rationalism erodes church authority and faith, risking England following Germany’s decline. He cites Parliament's 300-year-old establishment, Puritan interior faith, and the modern drift of Anglican rationalism. He critiques reliance on human reason over scripture and church authority.
The fragment notes a belief that God revealed truth before the New Testament existed as a written record. It emphasizes a direct divine communication prior to scriptural compilation and suggests early belief in revelation apart from a formal New Testament text.
The liberal press attacks clericals as new Paris Lille and Toulouse universities near opening by November 1. Bishops plan Jesuit‑led schools with St Ignatius Loyola tutelage and patron boards to fund poor students. Reports note Catholic critics warn against free education and foresee church control in future universities and military life.
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