Church by law established

Posted: 19 Sep 2011 @ 00:00

Richard Chartres finds novel ideas in a study of ecclesia anglicana

The Established Church: Past, present and future
Mark Chapman, Judith Maltby, and William Whyte
Mowbray £14.99
(978-0-567-35809-7)
Church Times Bookshop £13.50

THE United Kingdom ceased to be a confessional state with Roman Catholic Emancipation in 1829. Thereafter, a free market in religious ideas was progressively extended until our own day, when conforming to the Church of ...

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