The Independence Referendum: the implications for Scotland’s established religion At their ordination, Free Church ministers, elders and deacons affirm that they ‘approve’ the general principles set forth in the co - Confession of faith - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	The Independence Referendum: the implications for Scotland’s established religion At their ordination, Free Church ministers, elders and deacons affirm that they ‘approve’ the general principles set forth in the co Add to Reading List Document Date: 2014-05-08 09:20:17 Open Document File Size: 230,55 KB Share Result on Facebook Country United Kingdom / Scotland / / Organization General Assembly / Scottish government / Church of Scotland / United Free Church / Roman Catholic Church / Presbyterian Church government / Established Church / House of Lords / Coronation Service / Church of Scotland Act / Free Church / / Person Alexander Martin / Charles II / Hugh Martin / / Position magistrate / chair / High Commissioner / representative / politician / / Technology SNP / / SocialTag Calvinism Protestant Reformation Chalcedonianism Church of Scotland Presbyterianism State religion Secular state Baptist Confession of Faith Free Church of Scotland Christianity

The Independence Referendum: the implications for Scotland’s established religion At their ordination, Free Church ministers, elders and deacons affirm that they ‘approve’ the general principles set forth in the coAdd to Reading List