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Plague, Religion and Urban Space in Sixteenth-Century Antwerp. [PDF]
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Autism in Viet Nam: A systematic scoping review. [PDF]
AutismBoyle L, Perepa P, Thalia K, Crane L.
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The Privilege of Being Banal: Art, Secularism, and Catholicism in Paris.
Material Religion, 2022119 what Modern terms “evangelical secularism.” Apocalyptic Geographies cites Modern’s Secularism in Antebellum America when examining Henry David Thoreau’s Walden (2011, 203, n.
James S. Bielo
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Catholicism or Post-Catholicisms?
Religion and Theology, 2022Abstract From an anthropological and religious studies point of view, the Catholic liturgical reform in the wake of Vatican II is a highly intriguing event and/or process. The type of change to the ritual represented by this reform raises the question of its impact on Catholicism.
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2021
This chapter considers the complex relationship between Irish republicans and Catholicism, examining republicans’ uneasy relationship with religious authority. Republicans bifurcated the agency of the Catholic Church and its clergy between the spiritual and political realms: activists looked to the Church to corroborate grievances concerning human ...
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This chapter considers the complex relationship between Irish republicans and Catholicism, examining republicans’ uneasy relationship with religious authority. Republicans bifurcated the agency of the Catholic Church and its clergy between the spiritual and political realms: activists looked to the Church to corroborate grievances concerning human ...
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On the current absence and future improbability of political Catholicism in Italy
Journal of Modern Italian Studies, 2016Luca Diotallevi
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Böckenförde examines here why almost the entire leadership of organized Catholicism in Germany, that is both of the Church organization and Catholic societal associations, became complicitous in and sometimes actively helped Hitler amend the constitution
Ernst-Wolfgang Böckenförde +2 more
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Böckenförde examines here why almost the entire leadership of organized Catholicism in Germany, that is both of the Church organization and Catholic societal associations, became complicitous in and sometimes actively helped Hitler amend the constitution
Ernst-Wolfgang Böckenförde +2 more
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