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catalog contributor b3227254.
catalog coverage "England Church history 17th century.".
catalog created "1963.".
catalog date "1963".
catalog date "1963.".
catalog dateCopyrighted "1963.".
catalog description "Bibliography: p. [314]-320.".
catalog description "I. Baxter's ecclesiastical principles : Every minister a 'bishop of the flock' ; Reformation through discipline ; 'The primitive episcopacy' or parochial episcopacy ; The association of pastors ; Episcopal ordination not essential, and no re-ordination ; Freedom in forms of worship ; A national comprehensive church: 'The Confederate Parish Churches of England' ; Unity without uniformity -- II. Early protests against uniformity : In Elizabeth's reign ; Under James I -- III. Laudian uniformity attempted : 'Romanizing' ritual ; A new theory of the church and episcopacy ; The beginning of the Bishops' Wars ; The Long Parliament's policy towards the Laudian Church ; Uprooting episcopacy 'root and branch' the next step? ; Moderate Episcopal concessions in 1641 resembling Puritan demands in 1661 -- IV. Presbyterian uniformity attempted : The Westminster Assembly and the Solemn League and Covenant ; 'A lame Erastian Presbytery' ; Presbyterian versus independent ; The failure of Parliamentary Presbyterianism -- V. Experiments in unity without uniformity (1649-60) : The federated Puritan state churches ; Baxter's voluntary county associations ; Archbishop Usher's discussions with Baxter ; Negotiations for Presbyterian and independent unity ; Efforts to unite Episcopal parties in the Church of England -- VI. Charles II's negotiations with ecclesiastical parties (1660) : The return of the king and the bishops to England ; 'The first address and proposals of the ministers' ; Archbishop Usher's 'reduction of episcopacy unto the form of synodical government received in the ancient church' ; 'The bishops' answer to the first proposals of the London ministers' ; Baxter's 'defence of the ministers' proposals'".
catalog description "VII. The king's declaration (25th October 1660) and high hopes of unity : Baxter's 'petition to the king upon our sight of the first draft of the declaration' ; The ministers' audience with the king on 22nd October ; The draft declaration, the ministers' suggested alterations, and the actual amendments ; Was re-union without re-ordination proposed? ; Failure -- at the nearest approach to unity -- VIII. Baxter and the bishops at the Savoy Conference (1661) : The king's warrant ; Sketch of the 'Presbyterian' ministers at the Savoy Conference ; Baxter's 'reformed liturgy' presented to the Savoy Conference ; Baxter's 'exceptions to the Prayer Book' ; The 'exceptions to the Prayer Book' presented by the ministers ; Baxter's 'petition for peace and concord presented to the bishops with the proposed reformation of the liturgy' ; 'Answer of the bishops' ; 'Rejoinder of the ministers' ; The complete failure of the conference -- and the reasons ; A summing up of Baxter's proposals for church unity ; A sketch of proposals for reform: 1603, 1641, 1660, 1661 -- IX. The destruction of unity by the Act of Uniformity (1662) : The bill before parliament ; The requirements of the Act of Uniformity ; The expulsion of the Nonconformists ; Indulgence refused and harsher laws passed (1663-70)".
catalog description "X. Baxter's continued efforts for unity after 1662 : The Nonconformist Baxter a communicant in parish churches ; Baxter's negotiations with Bridgman and Bishop Wilkins, 1668 -- and the hindrance of re-ordination ; The king's Declaration of Indulgence, 1672 ; The distribution of dissent in 1672 ; Baxter's proposals to the Earl of Orrery and Bishop Morley, 1673 ; Negotiations with Tillotson and others, 1675-80 -- XI. Toleration without unity (1689) : The church and dissent brought closer by James II's rule and the Revolution of 1688 ; The Bill for Comprehension ; Tillotson's plan for re-union (Jerusalem Chamber Commission, 1689) ; Convocation and the hardening against dissent ; Toleration for Protestant dissenters granted by Parliament ; Attempts to unite Presbyterians and Congregationalists, 1691 ; Renewed hatred of dissent -- XII. Some of the effects of disunity in the eighteenth century : The disabilities of dissent and of the establishment ; The ravages of heresy and inertia ; The decline of the Presbyterians -- XIII. Can there be unity without uniformity today? : A United Evangelical Church for a divided world ; A constitutional episcopacy ; Baxter's association of pastors ; Extension of orders (supplemental ordination) -- but no re-ordination ; Diversity of worship ; A national comprehensive church ; Uniformity no longer contemplated ; Is there a will to unity?".
catalog extent "323 p., [1] leaf of plates :".
catalog hasFormat "Church unity without uniformity.".
catalog isFormatOf "Church unity without uniformity.".
catalog issued "1963".
catalog issued "1963.".
catalog language "eng".
catalog publisher "London : Epworth Press,".
catalog relation "Church unity without uniformity.".
catalog spatial "England Church history 17th century.".
catalog spatial "England".
catalog subject "274.2/07 19".
catalog subject "BR757 .W65 1963".
catalog subject "Baxter, Richard, 1615-1691.".
catalog subject "Christian union Church of England History 17th century.".
catalog subject "Christian union England History 17th century.".
catalog subject "Christian union Free churches History 17th century.".
catalog tableOfContents "I. Baxter's ecclesiastical principles : Every minister a 'bishop of the flock' ; Reformation through discipline ; 'The primitive episcopacy' or parochial episcopacy ; The association of pastors ; Episcopal ordination not essential, and no re-ordination ; Freedom in forms of worship ; A national comprehensive church: 'The Confederate Parish Churches of England' ; Unity without uniformity -- II. Early protests against uniformity : In Elizabeth's reign ; Under James I -- III. Laudian uniformity attempted : 'Romanizing' ritual ; A new theory of the church and episcopacy ; The beginning of the Bishops' Wars ; The Long Parliament's policy towards the Laudian Church ; Uprooting episcopacy 'root and branch' the next step? ; Moderate Episcopal concessions in 1641 resembling Puritan demands in 1661 -- IV. Presbyterian uniformity attempted : The Westminster Assembly and the Solemn League and Covenant ; 'A lame Erastian Presbytery' ; Presbyterian versus independent ; The failure of Parliamentary Presbyterianism -- V. Experiments in unity without uniformity (1649-60) : The federated Puritan state churches ; Baxter's voluntary county associations ; Archbishop Usher's discussions with Baxter ; Negotiations for Presbyterian and independent unity ; Efforts to unite Episcopal parties in the Church of England -- VI. Charles II's negotiations with ecclesiastical parties (1660) : The return of the king and the bishops to England ; 'The first address and proposals of the ministers' ; Archbishop Usher's 'reduction of episcopacy unto the form of synodical government received in the ancient church' ; 'The bishops' answer to the first proposals of the London ministers' ; Baxter's 'defence of the ministers' proposals'".
catalog tableOfContents "VII. The king's declaration (25th October 1660) and high hopes of unity : Baxter's 'petition to the king upon our sight of the first draft of the declaration' ; The ministers' audience with the king on 22nd October ; The draft declaration, the ministers' suggested alterations, and the actual amendments ; Was re-union without re-ordination proposed? ; Failure -- at the nearest approach to unity -- VIII. Baxter and the bishops at the Savoy Conference (1661) : The king's warrant ; Sketch of the 'Presbyterian' ministers at the Savoy Conference ; Baxter's 'reformed liturgy' presented to the Savoy Conference ; Baxter's 'exceptions to the Prayer Book' ; The 'exceptions to the Prayer Book' presented by the ministers ; Baxter's 'petition for peace and concord presented to the bishops with the proposed reformation of the liturgy' ; 'Answer of the bishops' ; 'Rejoinder of the ministers' ; The complete failure of the conference -- and the reasons ; A summing up of Baxter's proposals for church unity ; A sketch of proposals for reform: 1603, 1641, 1660, 1661 -- IX. The destruction of unity by the Act of Uniformity (1662) : The bill before parliament ; The requirements of the Act of Uniformity ; The expulsion of the Nonconformists ; Indulgence refused and harsher laws passed (1663-70)".
catalog tableOfContents "X. Baxter's continued efforts for unity after 1662 : The Nonconformist Baxter a communicant in parish churches ; Baxter's negotiations with Bridgman and Bishop Wilkins, 1668 -- and the hindrance of re-ordination ; The king's Declaration of Indulgence, 1672 ; The distribution of dissent in 1672 ; Baxter's proposals to the Earl of Orrery and Bishop Morley, 1673 ; Negotiations with Tillotson and others, 1675-80 -- XI. Toleration without unity (1689) : The church and dissent brought closer by James II's rule and the Revolution of 1688 ; The Bill for Comprehension ; Tillotson's plan for re-union (Jerusalem Chamber Commission, 1689) ; Convocation and the hardening against dissent ; Toleration for Protestant dissenters granted by Parliament ; Attempts to unite Presbyterians and Congregationalists, 1691 ; Renewed hatred of dissent -- XII. Some of the effects of disunity in the eighteenth century : The disabilities of dissent and of the establishment ; The ravages of heresy and inertia ; The decline of the Presbyterians -- XIII. Can there be unity without uniformity today? : A United Evangelical Church for a divided world ; A constitutional episcopacy ; Baxter's association of pastors ; Extension of orders (supplemental ordination) -- but no re-ordination ; Diversity of worship ; A national comprehensive church ; Uniformity no longer contemplated ; Is there a will to unity?".
catalog title "Church unity without uniformity : a study of seventeenth-century English church movements and of Richard Baxter's proposals for a comprehensive church / by A. Harold Wood ; with a foreword by E. Gordon Rupp.".
catalog type "text".