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Church of Scotland General Assembly Hall; and the monument to [[Francis Jeffrey, Lord Jeffrey|

{{r|Church of Scotland}}

*The [[Church of Scotland]], the national church in Scotland; established until 1921 *The [[Free Church of Scotland (post 1900)|Free Church of Scotland]]

..."broad" Church section, and as [[Moderator of the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland|Moderator of the General Assembly]] in 1770 and Dean of the [[Chapel Royal]

: Speech before the Church of Scotland Assembly 2008[http://webarchive.nationalarchives.gov.uk/+/http://www.number

...</ref> In 1763, he became also [[Moderator of the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland]] in 1763, and [[Historiographer Royal|Royal Historiographer]] in 1764.

...of Canada), the son of James Law (1822-1882), a [[Church of Scotland|Free Church of Scotland]] (Presbyterian) minister. His mother died when Bonar was two, and his fath

...nd was a nation in the grip of a rigid, intolerant Calvinism, set by the [[Church of Scotland]]. It was also one of the poorest nations in western Europe, and the last y The Church of Scotland promoted some school expansion with the ''Act Anent the Settling of Schools

...on of the [[Niger Delta]] approached the [[Calabar]] Mission of the [[Free Church of Scotland]] and asked for a missionary to work among them. The over-extended mission,

The '''Church of Scotland''' is the national Church of [[Scotland]]. It is [[reformed theology|Calvin ...whole on the Anglican model.<ref> Alan R. Macdonald, "James VI and I, the Church of Scotland, and British Ecclesiastical Convergence". ''Historical Journal''2005 48(4):

...nal courts, and he regularly appeared before the general assembly of the [[Church of Scotland]]. He was twice, in 1820 and 1822, elected [[Rector of the University of G

...ers. Most major [[trade union]]s were in favour of remaining, as was the [[Church of Scotland]]; the [[Church of England]] did not take a collective position. Most econo

...Abbey. The [[Abbey]] and adjacent 'Place' (palace), are now used by the [[Church of Scotland]]. Parts of the 13th Century structures remain, though the building has und

...eprieve unless the church interceded. However, the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland urged "vigorous execution" to curb "the abounding of impiety and profanity

...e his wife, and she had fallen pregnant. As a punishment, The Presbyterian Church of Scotland required that Burns be publicly humiliated, by showing public penance in op

...iversity of Edinburgh]] and which gives access to the Assembly Hall of the Church of Scotland; and Riddle's Court. Major Thomas Weir (1599-1670), who confessed to sorcer ...1846 as a college of the Free Church of Scotland, later of the United Free Church of Scotland, and since the 1930s the home of the School of Divinity of [[Edinburgh Univ

...Battle of Killiecrankie|Killiecrankie]] (1689), William was able to make [[Church of Scotland|Scottish Presbyterianism]] secure. He condoned the bloody massacre at [[Gle

...t = Society for the Benefit of the Sons and Daughters of the Clergy of the Church of Scotland

...l]], but soon after precipitates a crisis by introducing episcopacy to the Church of Scotland, in the process making Edinburgh a bishopric for the first time. :'''1639''': Decisions of Glasgow [[church of Scotland|assembly]] are ratified