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Schooling for Change in the Religious World
2009This chapter argues that schools shape communities as much as communities shape schools. It is part of an ethnographic case study of a state religious junior high school, the Levy Girls' Religious School, in Israel. The study is based on three years of qualitative research at the school, from 1999 to 2002, during a period in which it was undergoing an ...
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Syncretism and Religious Change
Comparative Studies in Society and History, 1968A superficial view of what happens when a large number of people forsake their former religion for a new one is that some of the old beliefs become mixed with the new. It is a commonplace to hear that folk Catholicism is mixed with pagan survivals, or that newly converted African Christians are “not real Christians” or “have a veneer of Christianity ...
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Social Compass, 2010
The changes religion is experiencing in Spain can be analysed through the prism of three broad social dynamics or logics. The first is the sweeping individual secularization seen among the Spanish population. The second is the separation between Church and State, which is experiencing major difficulties. The third is the recent settlement in Spain of a
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The changes religion is experiencing in Spain can be analysed through the prism of three broad social dynamics or logics. The first is the sweeping individual secularization seen among the Spanish population. The second is the separation between Church and State, which is experiencing major difficulties. The third is the recent settlement in Spain of a
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Religious Change in Yorubaland
Africa, 1967Opening ParagraphThe process by which African peoples come to forsake their traditional religions for Islam or Christianity is among the most significant and the least-studied features of social change in Africa. It is, furthermore, a field to which scholars of different backgrounds, historians and social scientists, may contribute.
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1996
People in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries were grappling with beliefs about the nature of this world and the existence of a life after death, the purpose of human life and the requirements of a Creator. This was a universal phenomenon but the effects of wide communal interactions in towns gave it a particular momentum. The Christian church from
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People in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries were grappling with beliefs about the nature of this world and the existence of a life after death, the purpose of human life and the requirements of a Creator. This was a universal phenomenon but the effects of wide communal interactions in towns gave it a particular momentum. The Christian church from
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Shakespeare and Religious Change
2009Acknowledgments Note on Spelling Conventions Notes on Contributors Introduction: K.J.E.Graham PART I: SHAKESPEARE AND SOCIAL HISTORY: RELIGION AND THE SECULAR Sanctifying the Bourgeoisie: The Cultural Work of The Comedy of Errors R.Strier 'In a Christian Climate': Religion and Honor in Richard II D.Shuger PART II: DRAMATIC CONTINUITIES AND RELIGIOUS ...
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Religious Coping Amidst a Pandemic: Impact on COVID-19-Related Anxiety
Journal of Religion and Health, 2021Tommy DeRossett
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Religious Change and Continuity
Review of Religious Research, 1980K. Peter Takayama, Harry M. Johnson
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