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Tables viii
Preface ix
Glossary xi
Contributors xiii
1 Introduction: Mapping the Issues 1
The scheme of the book 5
Part I Establishment in Great Britain Now 15
2 Establishment in England: Main Developments since 1800 17
Then and now 17
The course of change 19
From religious toleration to religious freedom 20
State Withdrawal and expansion 22
Institutional balance - the case of education 22
Institutional intervention 27
Institutional separation 28
3 Monarchy and Legislature 34
Monarchy 34
Legislature 40
4 Executive, Judiciary and the Legatine Powers 47
Executive 47
Judiciary 57
Legatine jurisdiction 59
Annex: Howick and van Straubenzee Committees 59
5 Financing Establishment in England 61
Direct funding 61
Historic subventions in England 64
Current sources of state funding 67
Church buildings 68
Indirect funding 70
Conclusions 75
6 Establishment in Scotland 76
Background 76
Position of the Crown 77
Secessions and reunions 78
Implications for Church and state in England 82
The Church of Scotland and 'establishment' 83
Articles Declaratory of the Constitution of the Church of Scotland 87
7 Recent Developments in Church/State Relations in Scotland 91
Marjory MacLean, Frank Cranmer and Scot Peterson Introduction 91
The Percy case and its aftermath 93
Aston Cantlow and Percy: changing status by degrees? 100
Conclusion 105
Part II Disestablishments 109
8 Disestablishment in Ireland and Wales John Lucas (with Bob Morris) 111
What establishment meant in Ireland and Wales 111
Ireland 112
Wales 117
The two disestablishments in perspective 125
9 Church/State Relations in Scandinavia FrankCranmer 127
Lutheranism and the 'folk-church' 127
The individual churches 130
The governance of the Church 134
Conclusion: different but the same? 147
Part III Policy Analysis 151
10 The Condition of Modern Belief 153
Religious observance 154
Explaining the changes 162
How irreversible? 169
Implications for church/state relations 171
11 Establishment: The State of Opinion 173
Ancient disestablishmentarianism 173
Modern Anglican disestablishmentarianism 174
Disestablishmentarianism elsewhere 176
Parliament and establishment 178
Establishmentarianism 181
Part IV Establishment Futures 191
12 The Higher Architecture 193
Disestablishment 193
Conclusion 211
13 The Political Representation of Religion 212
Religion and the legislature - general 212
The Church of England bishops 218
14 Towards a New Balance 226
Ecclesiastical law and courts 226
Repeal of the Enabling Act 1919 228
Chaplaincies 229
Legatine powers 230
Re-establishment 230
Viewing the options - the statesman 234
Viewing the options - the Church of England 236
Conclusion 237
Notes 242
Bibliography 247
Index 258
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Jesse Villarruel
reviewed Church and State in 21st Century Britain: The Future of Church Establishment on June 09, 2018
Church and State in 21st Century Britain: The Future of Church Establishment
This a great book for people new to the Anglican Church and want to dig a little deeper. Staley covers a lot of material with a depth that doesn't overwhelm. This is a manual, not a systematic theology of catholic religion! Sometimes I wanted More detail on the theology section is why I gave it a four star. The second part on the Church in England was worth the price of the book and helped solidify in my mind the historical continuity of the Anglican Church. Highly recommended!
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