The Church As Established In Its Relations With Dissent (1866)

The book delves into the intricate dynamics between the Church of England and dissenting groups like nonconformists and Catholics in the 19th century. It explores historical and legal contexts, including the Reformation and the Act of Toleration, while highlighting theological differences regarding sacraments, liturgy, and authority. John Clark offers a detailed analysis of the challenges the Church faced in maintaining its established status amidst growing dissent. This work serves as a valuable resource for understanding the religious complexities of the era.