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This Book Provides An Authoritative And Topical Assessment Of Four Centuries Of Religious Strife In Northern Ireland And Presents Proposals For Better Intercommunity Relations In The Future. Anti-catholicism Forms Part Of The Dynamics To Northern Ireland's Conflict And Is Critical To The Self-defining Identity Of Certain Protestants. However, Anti-catholicism Is As Much A Sociology Process As A Theological Dispute. It Was Given A Scriptural Underpinning In The History Of Protestant-catholic Relations In Ireland, And Wider British-irish Relations, In Order To Reinforce Social Divisions Between The Religious Communities And To Offer A Deterministic Belief System To Justify Them. The Book Examines The Socio-economic And Political Processes That Have Led To Theology Being Used In Social Closure And Stratification Between The Seventeenth Century And The Present Day. -- Publisher Description Pt. I. Anti-catholicism As A Sociological Process In Irish History. 1. Plantation To The United Irishmen: 1600-1799. 2. Union To Partition: 1800-1920. 3. Northern Ireland: 1921-1998 -- Pt. Ii. Sociological Features Of Contemporary Anti-catholicism. 4. The Modes Of Contemporary Anti-catholicism. 5. Co

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Author

John D. Brewer, Gareth I. Higgins (auth.)

Publisher

Palgrave Macmillan UK

Published

1998

Language

EN

ISBN

9781283655293

Category

nonfiction

Subjects

History, Sociology, Christian