Clergy, Ministers and Priests

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A01=Alan Bryman
A01=Bob Hinings
A01=Stewart Ranson
Anglican Clergy
Assistant Priests
Author_Alan Bryman
Author_Bob Hinings
Author_Stewart Ranson
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Christian Church
Churchmanship Groupings
Circuit Superintendents
Clergy
Colleague Control
Ecumenical Activity
Ecumenical Attitudes
Ecumenical Co-operation
Ecumenical Movement
Ecumenically Orientated
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Free Church Tradition
Methodist
Ministers
Negative Relationship
Organic Ecumenism
Organisational Perception
Parochial System
Paul Report
Priest
Religion
Religious Functionaries
Roman Catholic Priests
Service Orientation
Social Class Origins
Theological Belief
Theological Cosmology
Younger Man

Product details

  • ISBN 9781032202273
  • Weight: 326g
  • Dimensions: 156 x 234mm
  • Publication Date: 25 Feb 2024
  • Publisher: Taylor & Francis Ltd
  • Publication City/Country: GB
  • Product Form: Paperback
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First published in 1977, Clergy, Ministers and Priests provides the first sociological analysis to have been undertaken in this country of the differences in value orientation between clergy in the Church of England, ministers in the Methodist Church and priests in the Roman Catholic Church. Five important areas of values are covered: theological outlook, views on the role of the religious functionary, attitudes towards ecumenism, views on institutional reform, and ideas about the organisational nature of the church. Going beyond the description, the authors examine various explanations for the existence of these differences. First, they consider the interplay of the values themselves. A second approach deals with structural factors related to the denomination such as the social role played by the clergy. Finally, non-denominational social experience is considered, including class origins and the educational background of the clergy. This study will be of interest to scholars and researchers of sociology of religion, religion, and Christianity.

Stewart Ranson, Alan Bryman, and Bob Hinings

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