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C. The Church . The system of social relationship which composes a religious
organized group tends generally to be familistic , regardless of the time and place
of such a religious society . The Christian Church was such from the moment of
its ...
C. The Church . The system of social relationship which composes a religious
organized group tends generally to be familistic , regardless of the time and place
of such a religious society . The Christian Church was such from the moment of
its ...
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The village community emerged from the parish community ; 54 the city
communities are also bound together through the Church as one of the main
uniting centers.55 Religion reinforces the ties of various free associations :
brotherhoods ...
The village community emerged from the parish community ; 54 the city
communities are also bound together through the Church as one of the main
uniting centers.55 Religion reinforces the ties of various free associations :
brotherhoods ...
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The main difference is , as mentioned , the relationship of the State to the Church
. In France the State subordinated the Church to itself , and established a kind of
official state or national religion . In Prussia , religious particularism , within ...
The main difference is , as mentioned , the relationship of the State to the Church
. In France the State subordinated the Church to itself , and established a kind of
official state or national religion . In Prussia , religious particularism , within ...
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Chapter One FAMILISTIC CONTRACTUAL AND COMPULSORY RELATIONSHIPS | 3 |
Extensity of Interaction | 8 |
Chapter Two FLUCTUATION OF THE FAMILISTIC CONTRACTUAL AND COMPUL | 43 |
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