Secularisation by Edward Norman

Secularisation by Edward Norman

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Summary

Exploring the reasons behind the decline of institutional religion in Britain, this text holds to account a number of the fundamental transformations in religious understanding itself, placing this decline in a wider context.

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Secularisation by Edward Norman

The landscape of secularization is one that was was once familiar, and yet now appears almost unrecognisable to those who have lived within it all their lives. They and many external observers are saddened by the decline of institutional religion in Britain and cannot clearly discern the full nature of the causes. This text is not a systematic attempt to describe and identify every feature of a fading religious landscape. Instead, it holds to account a number of the fundamental transformations in religious understanding itself, helping the reader to grasp the bigger picture of the decline of the Church in Britain.
Edward Norman is Chancellor of York Minster. He was formerly Dean of Peterhouse, Cambridge and has been a Reith lecturer.
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ISBN 13 9780826459459
ISBN 10 0826459455
Title Secularisation
Author Edward Norman
Series New Century Theology S
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Binding Type Hardback
Publisher Bloomsbury Publishing PLC
Year published 2002-02-01
Number of pages 176
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