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Did the fact that thousands were slaughtered during World War 1 in the name of God Country and King affect Church attendance?
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∙ 13y ago
yes, more now wanted to go to church in the hope that they would be able to speak to their lost loved ones, or more people attended in the hope that worshiping God would help them win the war
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How was society changing in the years following World War 1?
Church attendance declined in Europe.
What happened in 1054?
The Orthodox Church split from the Catholic Church.
What is the name of the church with the mosaics of Justinian and theodora?
San Vitale Byzantine church
Why did the church lose power during the Renaissance?
because people didn't git killed as often for questioning the masters A.K.A CHURCH Wrong, the church lost power because of the unification of the "new monarchs". It was no longer church over state, as this was a threat to the sovereign power of the monarch. Not only that, but before that an event known as the Great Schism took place and the church lost a lot of reputation then. Then there was the Avignon papacy, which really screwed the church over. That is why the church lost power during the Renaissance.
Describe the steps by which England became a protestant country?
During the time King Henry VIII was trying to get rid of his wife, Catherine of Aragon, the Protestant Reformation was going on. Unable to obtain an annulment from the Pope, establishing Protestantism as the primary religion of England, and putting himself as the head of the church, worked to Henry's advantage. When his son, Edward, took the throne, Catholic holy icons, fancy dress and celebration of the saints were banned. When his sister, Mary came to the throne, however, Catholicism was restored, and Mary proceeded to deal harshly with the Protestants. When her sister, Elizabeth I ascended the throne, Protestantism was brought back, firmly establishing it, rather than Catholicism, as the religion of Britain.
Regular church attendance is lowest in?
Antarctica.
Jefferson believed that propagating a church by requiring attendance or monetary support was a form of what?
Jefferson believed that propagating a church by requiring attendance or monetary support was a from of coercion.
Who are the us presidents that attended church regularly?
Jimmy Carter and William McKinley were especially noted for their regular attendance at church.
When did the Catholic Church stop fines for non attendance?
There is no answer to the question as asked, as the Catholic Church has never, to the best of my knowledge, in two thousand years, ever, fined anybody for non-attendance. I think you have the Catholic Church confused with the Puritans!
What has the author Paul M Bard written?
Paul M. Bard has written: 'Opinions concerning church attendance of an adult sample of persons living in Davenport, Washington' -- subject(s): Church attendance
Why doesn't john proctor go to church anymore?
Proctor is ashamed of his behavior and he sees church attendance as an hypocrisy.
Does our world today reject jesus?
Not all of the people in it. But church attendance is falling.
Can Church be good for you?
Church attendance can certainly improve your health, mentally and physically. There was an article on this subject, I'll try to link it for you.
What is the biggest church in Belgium?
A top of my head answer, a bit disjointed I'm afraid: In terms of real estate the largest by far is the Church of England (Anglican) and in Scotland the Church of Scotland (Presbyterian). Attendance on the other hand is small in spite of them being the official religion. The Anglican church of St. Mary Redcliffe in Bristol is thought to be the largest parish church in England. By attendance due to the influx of workers from Eastern Europe and a significant population of Irish descent it is the Roman Catholic Church. In terms of church attendance the UK could be considered a Catholic Country. Bucking the trend of decline are the "Happy Clappy" Pentecostal types.
What has the author Caroline Miley written?
Caroline Miley has written: 'The suicidal church' -- subject(s): Anglican Church of Australia, Church attendance, Church history, Church membership, Commitment to the church, History
Approximately how many people attend the Sunday service at Saddleback Church?
The Saddleback Church is an evangelical church in Lake Forest California. Weekly church attendance is at 20,000 church goers, making this the seventh largest church in the US.
How was society changing in the years following World War 1?
Church attendance declined in Europe.
