The Ten Years' Conflict: Being the History of the Disruption of the Church of Scotland, Volume 1

Blackie and Son, 1857

THE NATURE OF THE QUESTION	1

The English Reformationthe papal jurisdiction attached to the crown	10

The office of the Church and the manifestation to be made by it of	11

The Swiss ReformationEcolampadius remonstrates against	29

The Dutch Church	35

CHURCH AND STATE IN SCOTLANDFROM THE REFORMATION	44

The bearing of the question of Christs Headship on the election	57

of Dun	62

The Vetolaw proposed by Lord Moncrieffhis speech	251

The Act of Assembly 1649 perplexes the Justice Clerk and Dr Cook 259261	259

His view of Qualificationits technical meaning	267

And contended for by the counsel for the Church	268

Dr Mearns reasons of dissent do not question the power of the Church	269

Motion of Professor Brown to remove disabilities of Chapel Ministers	282

Glasgow Church Building Societyits connection with the Chapel Act 293	293

Without the reform of 1834 this Church extension triumph could	304

Prelacy abolished by the Assembly in 1580the State attempts to force	73

7180	81

The reaction the Glasgow Assembly of 1638its proceedingsthe	97

Patronage abolished in 1649the prosperous state of Religion from	107

CHAPTER IV	118

The independence of the Church not necessarily secured by separation	129

Reasons for preferring the latter mode	135

The Robertsonian era and the triumph of Moderatismthe people	158

The period of reaction takes date from the French revolution	164

The motion	187

CHAPTER II	188

Special considerationsthe reform billthe attack upon Church	195

Proposal to restore the Call to its ancient efficiency	206

Regulations of the Vetolaw	220

Lord Moncrieffs exposition of the Act of Assembly 1649that Act	221

Mr Dunlop heard as counsel for Chapel Ministers at the bar of	228

CHAPTER VI	236

Privy Council refuse to sanction itthis fact puts the Reformers	237

Reply to the argument of Dr Mearns	242

Glorious opportunity given to the Rulers of the country of promoting	318

322324	325

THE AUCHTERARDER CASE	340

The Veto of the congregationthe case appealed to the Synod	349

355	358

The endowment of the Churchits unfettered freedom in the exami	361

The true import of Mr Hopes theory and the answer to	363

This judgment viewed in connection with the opinions on which it	390

The motion	409

The decision of the Court of Session appealed to the House of Lords	415

His contempt for the right of Callslights the opinion of Lord Jeffrey 425	425

National character of the Scotch and its influence on their religious	426

An important crisis for the Churchthe Assembly 1839 Dr Muirs	433

Reviews the judicial speechespoints out strange errors in that of Lord	447

Dr Chalmers motion	454

Speech of Dr Candlish in reply to Dr Muir	465

The Struggles of the Church during this period chiefly Internal	472

472477	477

Titre	The Ten Years' Conflict: Being the History of the Disruption of the Church of Scotland, Volume 1 The Ten Years' Conflict: Being the History of the Disruption of the Church of Scotland, Robert Buchanan
Auteur	Robert Buchanan
Éditeur	Blackie and Son, 1857
Original provenant de	Université de Columbia
Numérisé	28 févr. 2018

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