Search Results - "Roman Catholic Church"
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A study of the Roman Catholic Church in Malaysia / Tan Po Wen
Published 1984“…Hence, with a strong historical background to support them, the Roman Catholic Church in Malaysia hopes to spread their faith more effectively through their activities and communities.…”
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Cremation and Christianity: English Anglican and Roman Catholic attitudes to cremation since 1885
Published 2017“…In the first half of the century, a number of high-profile Anglican bishops promoted cremation by both teaching and example. The Roman Catholic Church, however, remained opposed to the practice, which it equated with atheism and inhumanity. …”
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The impact of Spanish inquisition on Islamic civilization
Published 2020“…The Spanish Inquisition was established as an official body blessed by the Roman Catholic Church, because the Catholic rulers Isabella and Ferdinand were determined to rid Spain of any heretics or non-Catholics. …”
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Public dignity, private turmoil: an anthropological study of celibacy and sexual intimacy in the Roman Catholic Priesthood
Published 2003“…In the Roman Catholic Church, membership of the priesthood is confined to males who are canonically required to observe perpetual continence in celibacy. …”
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“It’s all about making choices”: Paradigms of moral practice in a Catholic Primary School
Published 2022“…The study works at an interface between a range of psychological theories, the moral doctrine of the Roman Catholic Church, and the Ecological Theory of Bronfenbrenner which posits the interaction of multiple factors that influence the final outcomes in the moral development of the children concerned. …”
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Risk and reflexivity in the development of Irish child protection law and policy, 1919-2017
Published 2018“…With the movement from simple to late modernity came an outbreak of child protection scandals, focused on the lack of intervention by the social services in abusive families, and on abuse in community organisations, most especially by the Roman Catholic Church. These scandals occurred against a backdrop of a radical realignment of social relations whereby traditional sites of institutional power were challenged and traditional social and familial hierarchies problematized. …”
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