Die Bedeutung christlicher Feste für das laizistische Europa der Gegenwart

The Christian festivals set the rhythm of life in Europe more and more for 1600 years. The Christian calendar enjoyed a monopoly in the organization of social time. In this context, the great festivals played a primary role. Yet the question has contemporary importance by reason of the progressive,...

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Main Author: Join-Lambert, Arnaud (Author)
Format: Electronic Article
Language:German
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Published: Münster Aschendorff Verlag 2012
In:Sonderdruck aus: Christliches Fest und kulturelle Identität Europas p. 51-66
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