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Religion And Canadian Society: Traditions, Transitions, And Innovations Offers An Outstanding Selection Of Readings That Represents An Overview Of The Key Issues In The Sociology Of Religion From A Uniquely Canadian Perspective. Masterfully Planned And United By Themes That Are Clearly Articulated In The Part Openers, This Reader Moves Through Three Thematic Cornerstones: Traditions, Transitions And Innovations. Recurring Subthemes Include The Definition Of Religion, The Secularization Debate, The Challenge Of Diversity, And The Gendered Aspects Of Religious Experience. This Ground-breaking Reader Is The First Of Its Kind In Canada. This Is The First Book To Examine Religion And Canadian Society In A Meaningful, Critical, Feminist Framework Appropriate For The 21st Century. Book Jacket.--jacket. Religion In Canada: Its Development And Contemporary Situation / Roger O'toole -- On Boundaries, Gates, And Circulating Saints: A Longitudinal Look At Loyalty And Loss / Reginald W. Bibby -- Resisting The No Man's Land Of Private Religion: The Catholic Church And Public Politics In Quebec / David Seljak -- A Look At Cultural Effects On Religiosity: A Comparison Between The United States And

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Author

[edited by] Lori G. Beaman

Publisher

Canadian Scholar's Press, Inc. [CSPI]

Published

2006

Language

EN

ISBN

9781435604094

Category

nonfiction

Subjects

Religion, Social Science, Anthropology