RECOVERING THE LOST SCOTTISH
COMMUNITY LIBRARY:
THE EXAMPLE OF FENWICK
By John Crawford
Glasgow Caledonian University
In summary this article, concerning Presbyterianism, that Scottish were very comfortable with the Presbyterian faith. They were bombarded with Angelicans and other religions but a faction of the Scots kept presbyterian way alive. They did reform the faith to not be so closely related to government. I was aware that Presbyterianism had its start in Scotland so this was understandable.
What I got out the reading is that Presbyterianism started and its power in lowland Scotland.
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