Religion in Australia: A Sociological InvestigationThomas] Nelson [(Australia), 1971 - 380 strani |
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... mobile individuals change denominations in order to belong to a fashionable Anglican church . These remarks come ... mobile group and under - represented among the high downwardly mobile respondents , and that among the latter Catholics ...
... mobile individuals change denominations in order to belong to a fashionable Anglican church . These remarks come ... mobile group and under - represented among the high downwardly mobile respondents , and that among the latter Catholics ...
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... mobile and in the lower occupation groups , to attend church less than mobile individuals from the same class origins . In all non - mobile groups the respondents ' church - going is approximately 10 per cent less than his father's ...
... mobile and in the lower occupation groups , to attend church less than mobile individuals from the same class origins . In all non - mobile groups the respondents ' church - going is approximately 10 per cent less than his father's ...
Stran 101
... mobile people8 seems to be substantiated . It is interesting that on all these items the high upwardly mobile respondents ( column 1 ) do not behave like those whose fathers also were in the upper occupational brackets ( column 3 ) ...
... mobile people8 seems to be substantiated . It is interesting that on all these items the high upwardly mobile respondents ( column 1 ) do not behave like those whose fathers also were in the upper occupational brackets ( column 3 ) ...
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Denominational Composition | 1 |
Church Attendance | 9 |
Bible Reading and Prayer 221 | 21 |
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according agree American Anglican answer areas attend church attendance attitudes Australian Australian Labor Party believe Catholic Church Catholic schools Census cent century Christian church church attendance church-going compared countries daily denominations differences disapprove doubts effect England exists expect experience factor fathers favour feelings figures findings greater groups hand higher History homes important increase instance institutions interesting involved irregular Jews latter least less lower major males marriage married mean Melbourne mergers Methodist middle mobile moral mothers non-Catholics observation occupational opinion parents particularly pattern percentage person political Poll population pray prefer Presbyterian present proportion Protestant question reason regarding regular regular church-goers regularly relations religion Religion in Australia religious reported respondents result sample secondary seems shows significant similar social society South Wales suggests survey Sydney Table tion University upper various women