- The
Glasites /ˈɡlæsaɪts/ or Gl****ites were a
small Christian church founded in
about 1730 in
Scotland by John Glas. Glas's faith, as part of the First...
- He was
closely ****ociated with the
Glasite church which he
helped to promote. His
importance was such that
Glasite churches outside Scotland were known...
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October 1695 – 2
November 1773) was a
Scottish clergyman who
started the
Glasite church movement. He was born at Auchtermuchty, Fife,
where his
father was...
- June 2014. "MS 9 The
Glasite Church".
Archive Services Online Catalogue.
University of Dundee.
Retrieved 8
January 2018. "A New
Glasite Accession". Archives...
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Confessing Church Covenanters Diggerism English Dissenters Fifth Monarchism Glasite Gnesio-Lutherans
Haugean movement Independents Labadism Läsare Latitudinarians...
- Southwark. His
family was not well off. His father, James, was a
member of the
Glasite sect of Christianity.
James Faraday moved his wife,
Margaret (née Hastwell)...
- Golf Club
Galashiels Squash and
Racketball club The town is home to the
Glasite church, in
danger of
being lost, but
still standing sandwiched between...
-
Museums collection centre and the
Scottish Historic Buildings Trust (the
Glasite meeting house). The
feudal barony of
Broughton in the 16th and 17th centuries...
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William Godwin (3
March 1756 – 7
April 1836) was an
English journalist,
political philosopher and novelist. He is
considered one of the
first exponents...
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Sandeman to
Margret Ramsey in 1716,
whose offspring included a
notable Glasite theologian Robert Sandeman and the
Perthshire linen manufacturer William...
