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A Tract for the Times: The Church and the Census

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An Anglican clergyman addresses the Church's duty to bear witness to divine truth, invoking biblical examples of Israel's failure to warn against adapting doctrine to popular demands. He critiques the blending of sacred teaching with worldly standards, examines the moral and political implications of a government religious census, questions the trend to treat faith as purely private, and urges clergy and laity to preserve public confession and steadfastness in doctrine.

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James Skinner

James Skinner was a writer known for his work in the realm of religious and social commentary. His notable publication, "A Tract for the Times: The Church and the Census," reflects his engagement with contemporary issues surrounding church and society. Through his writing, Skinner contributed to discussions on the role of religion in public life, particularly in relation to census data and its implications for the church. His work provides insight into the intersection of faith and societal structures during his time.

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