Lincoln Judgement

The Concise Oxford Dictionary of the Christian Church | 2000 | 303 words | Copyright

Lincoln Judgement. The Judgement given in 1890 by E. W. Benson, Abp. of Canterbury, upon complaints against Edward King, Bp. of Lincoln, for consecrating the Eucharist in the eastward position, mixing water and wine in the chalice, and four other matters. The Judgement upheld the Bishop in the main.

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