User:Laurence Cox/Religious change in Ireland
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Religious change in Ireland
Background[edit]
Religion and politics in Ireland Feminism Good Friday agreement Religious abuse scandals Difficulties of using census statistics
Secularisation[edit]
Overall picture Age profile and vocations crisis in Catholicism Lapsed and non-practising vs atheist and agnostic Refusal of categorisation Migrant population
Religious change and globalisation[edit]
Emigration Migration Ireland as global religious homeland Religious affiliation and attitudes to globalisation
Change within established Christianity[edit]
Creolisation and syncretism Spirituality and adoption of Asian meditation techniques Contemporary Celtic Christianity Evangelical movements within Irish churches Changing meaning of religious visions
Migrant religion in Ireland[edit]
Evangelical and Pentecostal Christianity Islam Buddhism Hinduism Other migrant religions
Conversion to world religions[edit]
Buddhism Hinduism Islam Bah'ai
New religious movements[edit]
Cultural nationalism as folk religion Neopaganism Muslim, Buddhist, Hindu NRMs
New Age and alternative spirituality[edit]
Channelled teachings Alternative medicine Class, gender, race aspects New Age as broader cultural phenomenon
Conclusion[edit]
Religious individualism Syncretism Declining ethnic character of Irish religion?
References[edit]
Sources: Kuhling, Ugba, UCC study, Ireland's NRMs, Cardiac Celts, Cox on Irish Buddhism, Heelas / Woodhead on religious change
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