Titlebook: Religion and Public Opinion in Britain; Continuity and Chang Ben Clements Book 2015 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers

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Book 2015Based on extensive analysis of surveys from recent decades, this book provides a detailed study of the attitudes of religious groups in Britain. It looks at continuity and change in relation to party support, ideology, abortion, homosexuality and gay rights, foreign policy, and public opinion towards religion in public life.

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Conclusion,austive treatment of the socio-political attitude and beliefs held by particular sectors of society or the general population as a whole. But given the wider historical backdrop of religious change in British society, the ongoing debates over the extent and nature of secularisation, and claims about

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Introduction,nt decades, in particular relations between the major Christian denominations and political parties during the era of Conservative government between 1979 and 1997 (Gover 2011; Filby 2010; Durham 1997; Martin 1989; Baker 1991; Clarke 1993; Moyser 1989; Medhurst and Moyser 1988; Machin 1998). More re

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Religious Authority,the ‘process whereby religious thinking, practice and institutions, lose social significance’ (Wilson 1966: xiv). In Britain, this has resulted in religion undergoing a process of privatisation, losing some of its social functions as well as authority and influence in the sphere of politics (Bruce 2

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