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Pilgrims, Seekers, Samaritans and Saviours,al altruistic feelings.. Both of these narratives draw obviously from biblical precedent but the former owes its power within British culture to John Bunyan and the repeated popularised versions of the pilgrim narrative.

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,Moments and Reactions — Religious and Secular Episodes,e conventional assertions that surround religious history as it is currently written. This chapter elaborates further upon the idea that much can be gathered from examining the narratives of belief and emotions that surround individual historical moments within the twentieth century..

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,Restoring the Balance — Religious Stories and the Secular World,imperatives that spoke of peace, order and the urge to empower and protect communities. The United Kingdom, in the new millennium, by now hosted many different religious traditions from its colonial past and from its status as a nation with open borders within a religious and ethnically diverse European community.

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