Christian nation shaped by gospel not state
The speaker argues that removing the Establishment will not stop the nation from being Christian. The state is guided by Christians, not the other way around, and true national governance arises when the Gospel governs laws and councils. If Christians unite, England’s churches may witness Christ’s power more faithfully.
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Churches of England
Christ Jesus
Freedom of State Church Clergymen Sparks Debates Across Dioceses
In a heated exchange, critics question Bishop of Chichester’s inhibition of Rev. John Knapp for preaching at Dr. Winslow's Free Church in Brighton. Advocates for reform cite episcopal tyranny, urge constitutional change, and compare church governance with Scotland and Methodism.
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John Knapp
Portsea
Chichester
Winslow
Brighton
Knapp
Winchester
Day News
Church of England
Dr. Winslow
Canterbury
Anda
Croydon
Hong Kong
E. Clay
Congregationalists and Their Ministers in Need of Support
The Weekly Review argues many Congregational and Baptist churches in Britain provide only scant incomes for ministers, leading to oppression by self important local leaders. It claims this harms preaching of Christianity and notes Spurgeon’s influence toward a modified Presbyterian model.
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London University
Free Church of Scotland
Methodist Recorder
Hag
Hall
Tyng
Beecher
United States
Manchester
England
Weekly Review
Spurgeon
Ritualist Harvest Festival at Haydock Stirred Debate in England
A critique of a grand Ritualistic harvest festival at Haydock describes banners priests and lavish fruit and flower decorations in an English Protestant context. The piece laments ritual excesses, questions their meaning and warns they may erode Anglican credibility while urging restraint by High Church leaders and bishops.
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Rome
Haydock
Rhineland
Lancashire
Covent Garden
Fruiterers’ Guild
Pan
Church of England
Cuthbert
James
Directorium Anglicanum
Newman
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