Foreword / David Martin -- 1. Introduction -- 2. A Rapidly Changing Context -- 3. The Sacred and the Secular: Religious Generations in Post-war Britain -- 4. Religious Constituencies -- 5. The Ordinary Gods of British Society -- 6. Believing Without Belonging: Variations on the Theme -- 7. Handing on the Tradition: the Significance of Age and Gender -- 8. Church and State: a Framework for Discussion -- 9. Religious Professionals: Lay and Ordained -- 10. Religion and Modernity: a Theoretical Postscript
Summary
This work aims to do two things: to describe as accurately as possible the religious situation of Britain at the end of the 20th century; and to evaluate this evidence within a sociological framework. The book reflects the considerable variety of religious cultures within the United Kingdom
Analysis
Great Britain
Religion History
Great Britain
Religion History
Great Britain - Religion - 20th century
Notes
Bibliography: p210-220. - Includes index
Bibliography
Includes bibliographical references (pages [210]-220) and index
