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Cremation and Christianity: English Anglican and Roman Catholic attitudes to cremation since 1885 by Knight, Frances

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Up close and personal: an investigation of headteacher departure from Anglican primary schools in England by Whiteoak, Daphne A.

“…It is this 'lack of fit' which can lead to a decision to leave an Anglican school, headship per se and Anglican school headship in particular. …”
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A reading of Deuteronomy as a model of continuity, adaptation and innovation for contemporary discussions of Anglican liturgy by Corcoran, Jennifer Miriam

“…This work examines the important question of why there is deadlock in current Anglican discussions of fresh expressions of church. …”
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Doing God in public: an Anglican interpretation of MacIntyre’s tradition-based reasoning as a Christian praxis for a pluralist world by Rowland Jones, Sarah Caroline

“…‘We don’t do God’, Alastair Campbell famously said of UK government policy-making. In contrast, Anglican Bishops at the 2008 Lambeth Conference committed themselves to reflect on contextualising their faith, and pursue their conclusions in public ethical discourse. …”
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Peel's other repeal: the Test and Corporation Acts, 1828 by Gaunt, Richard A.

Subjects: “…Robert Peel; Test Acts; Corporation Act; catholic emancipation; dissenters; toryism; Anglicanism…”
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Methodist allegiance in South Nottinghamshire parishes 1770-1875 by Woodcock, Anne C

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Religion and the English parish by Merritt, Julia

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Colliers and Christianity: religion in the coalmining communities of South Wales and the East Midlands c1860 to 1930s with a particular focus on the Rhondda Valleys in South Wales... by Kidger, Margaret Eleanor

“…The difficulties faced by the churches in providing for the needs of the rapidly growing mining communities are then outlined; the progress made by Nonconformity, Anglicanism and Roman Catholicism is examined and the contribution that the churches made to the lives of both church members and communities is assessed. …”
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Engaging with Bediuzzaman Said Nursi: a model of interfaith dialogue / By Ian S. Markham by Mohd. Dom, Adi Setia

“…This book is the result of the author’s engagement with Nursi’s engagement with the challenges of state-imposed seculariztion in post-Ottoman Turkey. As a prominent Anglican theologian trying to come to grips with the secularization process in England, the United States and in the West in general, he believes that there is much that serious Christians can learn from the way Nursi, the foremost Muslim theologian of the Ottoman-Atatürk era, successfully renewed the faith of ordinary Turkish people in the face of Attatürk’s aggressive secularization of the country.…”
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Presenting Islam in the West by Abdul Ghafar Don

“…This article reviewing the book title “Presenting Islam in the West” by Daud R.Matthews, the Anglican convert to Islam. His experienced of being grown in United Kingdom and serving in Saudi Arabia provided him sufficient knowledge on culture of both tradition, Islam and the West. …”
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An ethnographic study of the spiritual dimension of a Church of England primary school by Lumb, Anne

“…All schools are expected to provide opportunities for children’s spiritual development according to the 1944 Education Act, which replaced the term “religion” with the term “spiritual”. For Anglican Church Schools such provision is perceived to be a priority. …”
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Alan Richardson: Reappraising the life and work of a twentieth-century Christian theologian, cleric and educator by Root, Terry

“…This thesis reappraises the life and work of Alan Richardson (1905 – 1975) Anglican theologian, ecumenist and educator in the context of theological and ecclesiological developments in the middle third of the twentieth century. …”
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Reproducing temples in Fremantle by Kerr, Thor

“…From purifying passage through the Whalers Tunnel under the Round House (the temple’s porch), the visitor will be guided up High Street through an assemblage of neoclassical facades to Kings Square (the temple’s house) with its mix of artefacts for Anglican, Masonic and nation-building narratives. The reading continues up High Street to the War Memorial on Monument Hill (the temple’s Holy of Holies) for which a draft conservation plan was released in 2010.…”
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‘… a highly practical thing for working and fighting…’ : the ecclesiology of G. K. Chesterton by De Santis, Anthony Nicholas

“…Admired for his humor and love of adventure, he is also a profoundly irenic thinker, appealing to Anglican, Catholic, Orthodox, and Protestant readers alike. …”
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Richard Hooker: beyond certainty by Russell, Andrea

“…Such a change would acknowledge that Hooker's theology transcends Anglican studies and would allow his radical thinking to reach a wider audience.…”
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Encounters with Charles Hartt, Louis Agassiz and the diamonds of Bahia: The geological activities of the reverend Charles Grenfell Nicolay in Brazil, 1858-1869 by Downes, P., McNamara, K., Bevan, Alexander

“…During his early career he taught geography at King's and Queen's Colleges in London, before leaving London in 1858 to serve as the Anglican Church Chaplain to the British residents in the city of Salvador, Bahia, Brazil. …”
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Identifying pastoral care in contemporary Methodism by Burfield, David R.

“…These explorations take place in the context of a brief historical overview of the roots of Methodism and a characterisation of the theological viewpoints and spirituality of respondents, which are correlated with the findings of an earlier Anglican study. At the same time a detailed portrait is painted of the biography and ministry of both ministers and local preachers as an aid to understanding their contribution to pastoral care. …”
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A poet's country: landscape and nationhood in T. S. Eliot's post-conversion poetry and politics by Xu, Xiaofan

“…My investigation begins by examining the ruralist elements in Eliot’s poetry, pageant and translations during the decade of his conversion to the Anglican Church in 1927, and demonstrates how an emphasis on roots, inheritance and rural living is at once occasioned by and constitutes part of the cosmopolitan condition. …”
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Non-stipendiary ministry in the Church of England: a history of the development of an idea by Vaughan, Patrick H.

“…The method adopted is to analyse relevant debates in Convocation, Church Assembly and General Synod, together with relevant published material; new unpublished material from archives in Brisbane Diocese, Church House, Westminster, Lambeth Palace, and Selly Oak Library, as well as from the private papers of Roland Allen, is presented and analysed; the influence of developments in Anglican Churches overseas, of the World Council of Churches and of the French Worker-Priest Movement is assessed; the influence of certain key figures is examined, including that of Thomas Arnold, Walter Hook, William Hale, William Bright, Herbert Kelly, Roland Allen, F. …”
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Prevalence and risk factors associated with under-five mortality in the Solomon Islands: an investigation from the 2015 Solomon Islands demographic and health survey data by Kaforau, Lydia Sandrah Kuman, Tessema, Gizachew, Jancey, Jonine, Bugoro, Hugo, Pereira, Gavin

“…After adjustment for potential confounders, neonatal mortality was associated with no breastfeeding [aRR 34.80 (13.60, 89.03)], no postnatal check [aRR 11.36 (1.22, 106.16)], and Roman Catholic [aRR 3.99 (1.34, 11.88)] and Anglican [aRR 2.78 (0.89, 8.65); infant mortality to no breastfeeding [aRR 11.85 (6.15, 22.83)], Micronesian [aRR 5.54 (1.67, 18.35)], and higher birth order [aRR 2.00 (1.03, 3.88)]; child mortality to multiple gestation [aRR 6.15 (2.08, 18.18)], Polynesian [aRR 5.80 (2.48, 13.53)], and Micronesian [aRR 3.65 (1.46, 9.10)], cigarette and tobacco [aRR 1.77 (0.79, 3.96)] and marijuana use [aRR 1.94 (0.43, 8.73)] and rural residence [aRR 1.85 (0.88, 3.92)]; under-five mortality to no breastfeeding [aRR 8.65 (4.97, 15.05)], Polynesian [aRR 3.23 (1.09, 9.54)], Micronesian [aRR 5.60 (2.52, 12.46)], and multiple gestation [aRR 3.34 (1.26, 8.88)]. …”
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