The Church Quarterly Review, Tom 37Arthur Cayley Headlam Spottiswoode, 1894 |
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... object is not to set forth what our opponents desire ; we have merely said what has been just written to show that they are not quite satisfied with things as they are , and that they would be glad to alter them in their own way . With ...
... object is not to set forth what our opponents desire ; we have merely said what has been just written to show that they are not quite satisfied with things as they are , and that they would be glad to alter them in their own way . With ...
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... object was to get rid of formularies which might be regarded as party flags , but in no way to deprive the children of the spiritual teaching con- tained in them . It was asserted that all the Catechism taught could be supplied quite as ...
... object was to get rid of formularies which might be regarded as party flags , but in no way to deprive the children of the spiritual teaching con- tained in them . It was asserted that all the Catechism taught could be supplied quite as ...
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... object was to assail Church schools , but who are now resolved to do what they can to ignore such rights and to place the responsibility of deter- mining the faith or no faith in which a child shall be educated in the hands of the State ...
... object was to assail Church schools , but who are now resolved to do what they can to ignore such rights and to place the responsibility of deter- mining the faith or no faith in which a child shall be educated in the hands of the State ...
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... object , but that they should have the opportunity of obtaining such teaching in religion as their parents desire . At present we have not religious liberty in rate - supported schools , because the second of these conditions is denied ...
... object , but that they should have the opportunity of obtaining such teaching in religion as their parents desire . At present we have not religious liberty in rate - supported schools , because the second of these conditions is denied ...
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... object to paying for a system of education that is precluded from teaching religion in the only way which they believe to be true or effective . To an earnest Christian nothing can be more offensive than a system of State - in- vented ...
... object to paying for a system of education that is precluded from teaching religion in the only way which they believe to be true or effective . To an earnest Christian nothing can be more offensive than a system of State - in- vented ...
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