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The Oxford Handbook of Christmas, 2020
Worshippers at Catholic Christmas services may come seeking festivities focused on the infant Jesus but will find in the Scriptures proclaimed and the proper texts of the Christmas liturgies all-encompassing theological claims about salvation through an ...
A. McGowan
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Worshippers at Catholic Christmas services may come seeking festivities focused on the infant Jesus but will find in the Scriptures proclaimed and the proper texts of the Christmas liturgies all-encompassing theological claims about salvation through an ...
A. McGowan
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The Anthropology of Catholicism
, 2017 A collection of classic and contemporary ethnographic explorations of Catholicism, by anthropologists and religious studies scholars. The book approaches Catholicism through a variety topics and across a wide range of geographical settings.
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On religion and public policy: Does Catholicism make a difference?
Religion and Politics, 2019. This paper suggests that differences in religious adherence and/or in degrees of secularization between advanced nations may be as relevant to understanding cross-national variance in a wide range of public policy outcomes as the impact of socio ...
F. Castles
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Postsecular Catholicism: Relevance and Renewal
Contemporary Sociology, 2019the Brexit national referendum campaign, the literatures on direct democracy and deliberation have explored how referendum campaigns may develop populist, polarizing, and emotionalizing dynamics, leading to conservative rather than progressive decision ...
J. Chappel
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, 2019
One: Who Are American Catholics?Two: A Brief History of Catholics in America: Colonial Times to 1900Three: A Brief History of Catholics in America: 1900 to the Second Vatican CouncilFour: The Post-Vatican II Church in AmericaFive: Teachings and Beliefs ...
Chester Gillis
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One: Who Are American Catholics?Two: A Brief History of Catholics in America: Colonial Times to 1900Three: A Brief History of Catholics in America: 1900 to the Second Vatican CouncilFour: The Post-Vatican II Church in AmericaFive: Teachings and Beliefs ...
Chester Gillis
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A Social History of French Catholicism 1789–1914
Ralph Gibson looks at what religion meant to both men and women in the daily life of post revolutionary France. The book combines fresh insights with a wide ranging synthesis for students.
R. Gibson
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Contraception, 2018
OBJECTIVE No standard exists to measure religiosity in abortion studies. We test whether religiosity is associated with support for abortion among Mexican Catholics and whether different measures of degree of Catholicism alter the relationship.
S. Küng +5 more
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OBJECTIVE No standard exists to measure religiosity in abortion studies. We test whether religiosity is associated with support for abortion among Mexican Catholics and whether different measures of degree of Catholicism alter the relationship.
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2005
AbstractThis chapter argues that Catholicism is more textured and complicated than the usual schematic framework expounded in studies on Graham Greene and the Catholic novel. It carries out two separate but related investigations: a summary assessment and critique of the “Catholic” genre in 20th century literature and Greene’s place in this literary ...
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AbstractThis chapter argues that Catholicism is more textured and complicated than the usual schematic framework expounded in studies on Graham Greene and the Catholic novel. It carries out two separate but related investigations: a summary assessment and critique of the “Catholic” genre in 20th century literature and Greene’s place in this literary ...
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Catholicism and Anti-Catholicism
2012At the beginning of the nineteenth century, the Roman Catholic Church in Britain was small, quiescent, and lacking in power: it was dominated by a few aristocratic families (Arundel, Norfolk) and the rural gentry, and it was popularly characterized as un-English and idolatrous.
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