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Four parishes retained episcopal ministers until at least 1709; the circumstances that made this possible and the efforts to remove them are examined. The well documented transfer in Alva is described, together with the rabblings that occurred in Logie and Stirling.
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Four parishes retained episcopal ministers until at least 1709; the circumstances that made this possible and the efforts to remove them are examined. The well documented transfer in Alva is described, together with the rabblings that occurred in Logie and Stirling.
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, 2021 Abstract Chapter 7 analyses the Reformed Conformist attitude to the Church’s hierarchy. It opens by underlining that the British delegates at Dort had specifically asserted the superiority of the episcopal Church order maintained in the British Isles.
Stephen Hampton
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Ussher and the Defence of Episcopacy
2007Abstract In 1640, Ussher went to England for the first time in fourteen years. Though his ostensible reason was to present the subsidies of the Irish convocation to the King, it is clear that his visit was also a product of the new political environment in England, following the King's problems with Scotland and the resultant recall of ...
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Frank Weston, the Kikuyu Controversy, and the necessity of episcopacy
International Journal for the Study of the Christian Church, 2015 This article provides a historical and theological account of the controversy that erupted in 1913 when Frank Weston, Bishop of Zanzibar, appealed to the Archbishop of Canterbury, Randall Davidson, to try W.G. Peel, the Bishop of Mombasa, and J.J. Willis,
Law, David R.
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