The Westminster Confession of Faith and the Thirty-Nine Articles of the Church of England: The Legal, Moral, and Religious Aspects of Subscription to Them (Classic Reprint)

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Majority Free Church and the Minority Free Church. The name of the Majority Free Church after 1900 is the United Free Church, but what name the Scotch people will attach to the Minority Free Church no one can tell, nor can anyone predict whether it will exist at all.

There is a difficulty also with the designation of the judges. They are known as the House of Lords, but some of the members of the House of Lords, who are not members of the legal profession, have expressed an anxiety that it should be clearly understood that the great majority of peers have had nothing to do with the decision. Only some of the legal peers are concerned in it.

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