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The center of political concern shifted from the old anticlerical and clerical debates to what had become far more existentially meaningful : the new economic concerns . In these early decades of the century we find the first beginnings ...
The center of political concern shifted from the old anticlerical and clerical debates to what had become far more existentially meaningful : the new economic concerns . In these early decades of the century we find the first beginnings ...
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Political factions , all from the upper classes , divided into clerical and anticlerical postures . In one country , 95 percent Catholic , the anticlericals in power made the celebration of Mass by a priest a criminal offense subject to ...
Political factions , all from the upper classes , divided into clerical and anticlerical postures . In one country , 95 percent Catholic , the anticlericals in power made the celebration of Mass by a priest a criminal offense subject to ...
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dismay both religious innovations and the sharp social and political edge of such groups as " the priests of the Third World ” in Argentina . For the progressives , however , such a conservative attitude amounts to whistling in the dark ...
dismay both religious innovations and the sharp social and political edge of such groups as " the priests of the Third World ” in Argentina . For the progressives , however , such a conservative attitude amounts to whistling in the dark ...
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RUDOLPH J TAUSSIG | 1 |
FESSENDEN N OTIS | 25 |
PAUL J SCHEIPS | 53 |
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