Does God Live in the Suburbs?: What Ordinary People Believe
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Author: Myer Bloom
Format: Paperback
Number of Pages: 346
Recent books attacking religion have held the headlines. Now this book presents the beliefs of ordinary people. This book features: Interviews with average believers of various faiths -- no militants, no theologians and no clerics; In their words, what they believe and how they practise their faith; 71.6% of the British people declared religious affiliation in the 2001 national census; The interviews in this Australian book provide an indirect insight into the beliefs of ordinary Britons; Includes contents page and index.
Author: Myer Bloom
Format: Paperback
Number of Pages: 346
Recent books attacking religion have held the headlines. Now this book presents the beliefs of ordinary people. This book features: Interviews with average believers of various faiths -- no militants, no theologians and no clerics; In their words, what they believe and how they practise their faith; 71.6% of the British people declared religious affiliation in the 2001 national census; The interviews in this Australian book provide an indirect insight into the beliefs of ordinary Britons; Includes contents page and index.
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NB: This is a secondhand book in very good condition. See our FAQs for more information. Please note that the jacket image is indicative only. A description of our secondhand books is not always available. Please contact us if you have a question about this title.
Author: Myer Bloom
Format: Paperback
Number of Pages: 346
Recent books attacking religion have held the headlines. Now this book presents the beliefs of ordinary people. This book features: Interviews with average believers of various faiths -- no militants, no theologians and no clerics; In their words, what they believe and how they practise their faith; 71.6% of the British people declared religious affiliation in the 2001 national census; The interviews in this Australian book provide an indirect insight into the beliefs of ordinary Britons; Includes contents page and index.
Author: Myer Bloom
Format: Paperback
Number of Pages: 346
Recent books attacking religion have held the headlines. Now this book presents the beliefs of ordinary people. This book features: Interviews with average believers of various faiths -- no militants, no theologians and no clerics; In their words, what they believe and how they practise their faith; 71.6% of the British people declared religious affiliation in the 2001 national census; The interviews in this Australian book provide an indirect insight into the beliefs of ordinary Britons; Includes contents page and index.
Does God Live in the Suburbs?: What Ordinary People Believe
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