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In this collection of sermons, Anglican clergyman Joseph Holmes argues that the Church of England has a rightful claim to be the established church of England and that this status is consistent with the principles of Christian government laid out in the Bible. Holmes critiques arguments for religious toleration and argues that a national church is necessary for the spiritual wellbeing of the nation.
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