10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PROCHURCH»
Discover the use of
prochurch in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
prochurch and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
The Roots of Conservatism in Mexico: Catholicism, Society, ...
Between 1940 and 1962 prochurch groups in the Mixteca Baja eagerly took part
in municipal elections, despite growing PRI control. At first, they took advantage
ofthe party's democratic opening to assert large majorities in PRI primaries and ...
2
Annual Review of Gerontology and Geriatrics, 17 (1997): ...
Dickson and McGinnies (1966), for instance, exposed students who held positive,
neutral, or negative attitudes toward the church to prochurch or antichurch
opinion statements. A significant interaction revealed that prochurch students
showed ...
K. Warner Schaie, M. Powell Lawton, 1997
3
The reinforcement of social behavior
The four speakers in the prochurch groups changed an average of 1.75 scale
points, the four speakers in the neutral groups showed a mean change of 9.25
scale points, and the speakers in the antichurch groups moved an average of
9.50 ...
Elliott McGinnies, Charles B. Ferster, 1970
4
Origins of Liberal Dominance: State, Church, and Party in ...
From independence in 1830 until 1847 all govemments were self,proclaimed "
unionist" govemments, whose policy toward that end was the permanent
compromise between liberal and prochurch positions. The cabinets of unionist ...
5
Psychological Monographs: General and Applied
Students enrolled in Southern colleges were more prochurch than those in the
East and the Midwest. In spite of the wide dispersion of alumni and ex-students
from all institutions (students from Midwestern institutions now residing in the
South, ...
Herbert Sidney Langford, Joseph Peterson, John Frederick Dashiell, 1962
6
Attitudes and Persuasion--classic and Contemporary Approaches
Person A X Attitude Very Very Rating: Prochurch Prochurch Antichurch
Antichurch Attitude The church is The church is The church Church Content: the
greatest a powerful serves a services are institution in agency for useful need not
always ...
Richard E. Petty, John T. Cacioppo, 1981
7
An Ecclesiastical History of Great Britain, Chiefly of ...
Upon their decliniiig to give not to be disturb'd in their Joumey, nor Emthis
security, and reconcile themselves to the ployments z but to be alwa s under the
ProChurch; they were solemnly declar'd Excom- tection of a Truce. All Or inations
made ...
8
Encyclopædia: Or, A Dictionary of Arts, Sciences, and ...
After these folloived this imprudent law both to. themselves and to the the exarolit,
who had the inspection of several prochurch, declared their approbation in the
strongest vinccs, and answer-ed to the appointment of certain citerms, and ...
9
Church and State in America: The Colonial and early national ...
... the church played a vital and valuable role in helping Poles adjust to the
American environment. Victor R. Greene, in For God and Country, makes a
distinction between a prochurch party Immigration and Urbanization 117.
John Frederick Wilson, 1986
10
The Form and Power of Religion: John Wesley on Methodist ...
... against a Separation” (especially Hymn Seven) and to refrain from engaging in
ac- tions that would bring shame on the family name.19 To quell the mounting
rumors, Wesley published a series of proChurch, anti-schism position statements
...
Laura Bartels Felleman, 2012
