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  • Religion in the Great Britain (Part8)
    11/21/2010
    The Methodist, Presbyterian, Reformed and Baptist denominations, together with the national English and Scottish churches, are together approximately similar to what Americans commonly call mainline Protestants.
  • Religion in the Great Britain (Part7)
    11/21/2010
    The statistics of church membership in the official annual Social Trends show that all the churches mentioned up to this point lost at least a tenth of their membership in the ten years up to 1988.
  • Religion in the Great Britain (Part6)
    11/21/2010
    The Roman Catholic Church was persecuted and weak in England for a long time after the Reformation.
  • Religion in the Great Britain (Part5)
    11/21/2010
    For several decades it has been easy to criticise the Church of England both for its links with the establishment and for its own internal rivalries.
  • Religion in the Great Britain (Part4)
    11/21/2010
    The two Archbishops, of Canterbury and York, and twenty-four senior bishops have seats in the House of Lords, but rarely go there.
  • Religion in the Great Britain (Part3)
    11/21/2010
    The Church of England has kept its bishops and its dioceses, each with a cathedral.
  • Religion in the Great Britain (Part2)
    11/21/2010
    The immediate occasion of the Church of England's separation from Rome was political, not doctrinal.
  • Religion in the Great Britain (Part1)
    11/21/2010
    British people are perhaps less religious than most others, but religion is now, as it has always been, an important factor in national life.
  • The Modern Government (Part 4 of 4)
    11/9/2010
    The requirement of ministerial solidarity does not extend to matters about which the Government's policy is to leave the decision to a free vote of the House of Commons, with each individual MP voting according to his own preference.
  • The Modern Government (Part 3 of 4)
    11/9/2010
    Although they are commonly described collectively as 'ministers', nearly all the heads of departments have the official title of 'Secretary of State'.
  • The Modern Government (Part 2 of 4)
    11/9/2010
    When the Queen goes on a foreign tour another member of the royal family is appointed temporarily as her deputy in case an Order-in-Council is needed while she is away.
  • The Modern Government (Part 1 of 4)
    11/9/2010
    The modern government is arranged in about fifteen departments, each with its ministerial head, normally entitled, for example, 'Secretary of State for Social Services'.

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