Unholy Catholic Ireland :: religious hypocrisy, secular morality, and Irish irreligion /
"There have been few instances of a contemporary Western European society more firmly welded to religion than Ireland is to Catholicism. For much of the twentieth century, to be considered a good citizen of the Republic was to be seen as a good and observant Catholic. Today, the opposite may in...
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| Zusammenfassung: | "There have been few instances of a contemporary Western European society more firmly welded to religion than Ireland is to Catholicism. For much of the twentieth century, to be considered a good citizen of the Republic was to be seen as a good and observant Catholic. Today, the opposite may increasingly be the case. The Irish Catholic Church, once a spiritual institution beyond question, is not only losing influence and relevance; in the eyes of many, it has become something utterly desacralized. In this book, Hugh Turpin offers an innovative and in-depth account of the nature and emergence of "ex-Catholicism" - a new model of the good, and secular, Irish person that is being rapidly adopted in Irish society. Using rich quantitative and qualitative research methods, Turpin explains the emergence and character of religious rejection in the Republic of Ireland. He examines how numerous factors, including economic growth, social liberalization, attenuated domestic religious socialization, the institutional scandals and moral collapse of the Church, and the Church's lingering influence in social institutions and laws have interacted to produce a rapid growth in ex-Catholicism. By tracing the frictions within and between practicing Catholics, cultural Catholics, and ex-Catholics in a period of profound cultural change and moral reckoning, Turpin shows how deeply the meanings of being religious or non-religious have changed in the country once described as "Holy Catholic Ireland.""-- |
| Beschreibung: | 1 online resource (unpaged) : illustrations. |
| Bibliographie: | Includes bibliographical references and index. |
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| 505 | 0 | |a Introduction : "You have 100% failed humanity" -- Secularization, the desacralization of the Church, and the emergence of ethno-Catholic "nones" -- "Hostages of Catholicism" : quantifying the nature and scale of the rejection of the Church -- "For emergency use only" : the waning of religious socialization -- "A load of shite" : hidden cultures of Catholic unbelief -- "This is our rising" : secularization as a second struggle for "Irish freedom" -- "Awakening from conscription" : ex-Catholicism as anti-nostalgic moralized authenticity -- "Blessed are those who are persecuted because of righteousness" : coping with a spoiled religious identity -- Epilogue : "Anyone else not bothered?" | |
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| contents | Introduction : "You have 100% failed humanity" -- Secularization, the desacralization of the Church, and the emergence of ethno-Catholic "nones" -- "Hostages of Catholicism" : quantifying the nature and scale of the rejection of the Church -- "For emergency use only" : the waning of religious socialization -- "A load of shite" : hidden cultures of Catholic unbelief -- "This is our rising" : secularization as a second struggle for "Irish freedom" -- "Awakening from conscription" : ex-Catholicism as anti-nostalgic moralized authenticity -- "Blessed are those who are persecuted because of righteousness" : coping with a spoiled religious identity -- Epilogue : "Anyone else not bothered?" |
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| spelling | Turpin, Hugh, author. http://id.loc.gov/authorities/names/no2021136541 Unholy Catholic Ireland : religious hypocrisy, secular morality, and Irish irreligion / Hugh Turpin. Stanford, California : Stanford University Press, [2022] 1 online resource (unpaged) : illustrations. text txt rdacontent computer c rdamedia online resource cr rdacarrier text file PDF rda Spiritual phenomena Includes bibliographical references and index. Introduction : "You have 100% failed humanity" -- Secularization, the desacralization of the Church, and the emergence of ethno-Catholic "nones" -- "Hostages of Catholicism" : quantifying the nature and scale of the rejection of the Church -- "For emergency use only" : the waning of religious socialization -- "A load of shite" : hidden cultures of Catholic unbelief -- "This is our rising" : secularization as a second struggle for "Irish freedom" -- "Awakening from conscription" : ex-Catholicism as anti-nostalgic moralized authenticity -- "Blessed are those who are persecuted because of righteousness" : coping with a spoiled religious identity -- Epilogue : "Anyone else not bothered?" "There have been few instances of a contemporary Western European society more firmly welded to religion than Ireland is to Catholicism. For much of the twentieth century, to be considered a good citizen of the Republic was to be seen as a good and observant Catholic. Today, the opposite may increasingly be the case. The Irish Catholic Church, once a spiritual institution beyond question, is not only losing influence and relevance; in the eyes of many, it has become something utterly desacralized. In this book, Hugh Turpin offers an innovative and in-depth account of the nature and emergence of "ex-Catholicism" - a new model of the good, and secular, Irish person that is being rapidly adopted in Irish society. Using rich quantitative and qualitative research methods, Turpin explains the emergence and character of religious rejection in the Republic of Ireland. He examines how numerous factors, including economic growth, social liberalization, attenuated domestic religious socialization, the institutional scandals and moral collapse of the Church, and the Church's lingering influence in social institutions and laws have interacted to produce a rapid growth in ex-Catholicism. By tracing the frictions within and between practicing Catholics, cultural Catholics, and ex-Catholics in a period of profound cultural change and moral reckoning, Turpin shows how deeply the meanings of being religious or non-religious have changed in the country once described as "Holy Catholic Ireland.""-- Provided by publisher. Description based on online resource; title from digital title page (viewed on August 19, 2022). In English. Catholic Church Ireland Influence. Catholic Church fast Ex-church members Ireland Catholic Church. Catholics Ireland Attitudes. Secularism Ireland. Irreligion Ireland. Catholiques Irlande Attitudes. Irréligion Irlande. RELIGION / Psychology of Religion. bisacsh Catholics Attitudes fast Ex-church members Catholic Church fast Influence (Literary, artistic, etc.) fast Irreligion fast Secularism fast Ireland fast Catholicism. Ireland. anthropology of morality. atheism. clerical abuse. cognitive science of religion. non-religion. secularization. Print version: Turpin, Hugh. Unholy Catholic Ireland Stanford, California : Stanford University Press, 2022 9781503613157 (DLC) 2021055930 Spiritual phenomena. http://id.loc.gov/authorities/names/no2017047408 FWS01 ZDB-4-EBA FWS_PDA_EBA https://search.ebscohost.com/login.aspx?direct=true&scope=site&db=nlebk&AN=3293801 Volltext |
| spellingShingle | Turpin, Hugh Unholy Catholic Ireland : religious hypocrisy, secular morality, and Irish irreligion / Spiritual phenomena. Introduction : "You have 100% failed humanity" -- Secularization, the desacralization of the Church, and the emergence of ethno-Catholic "nones" -- "Hostages of Catholicism" : quantifying the nature and scale of the rejection of the Church -- "For emergency use only" : the waning of religious socialization -- "A load of shite" : hidden cultures of Catholic unbelief -- "This is our rising" : secularization as a second struggle for "Irish freedom" -- "Awakening from conscription" : ex-Catholicism as anti-nostalgic moralized authenticity -- "Blessed are those who are persecuted because of righteousness" : coping with a spoiled religious identity -- Epilogue : "Anyone else not bothered?" Catholic Church Ireland Influence. Catholic Church fast Ex-church members Ireland Catholic Church. Catholics Ireland Attitudes. Secularism Ireland. Irreligion Ireland. Catholiques Irlande Attitudes. Irréligion Irlande. RELIGION / Psychology of Religion. bisacsh Catholics Attitudes fast Ex-church members Catholic Church fast Influence (Literary, artistic, etc.) fast Irreligion fast Secularism fast |
| title | Unholy Catholic Ireland : religious hypocrisy, secular morality, and Irish irreligion / |
| title_auth | Unholy Catholic Ireland : religious hypocrisy, secular morality, and Irish irreligion / |
| title_exact_search | Unholy Catholic Ireland : religious hypocrisy, secular morality, and Irish irreligion / |
| title_full | Unholy Catholic Ireland : religious hypocrisy, secular morality, and Irish irreligion / Hugh Turpin. |
| title_fullStr | Unholy Catholic Ireland : religious hypocrisy, secular morality, and Irish irreligion / Hugh Turpin. |
| title_full_unstemmed | Unholy Catholic Ireland : religious hypocrisy, secular morality, and Irish irreligion / Hugh Turpin. |
| title_short | Unholy Catholic Ireland : |
| title_sort | unholy catholic ireland religious hypocrisy secular morality and irish irreligion |
| title_sub | religious hypocrisy, secular morality, and Irish irreligion / |
| topic | Catholic Church Ireland Influence. Catholic Church fast Ex-church members Ireland Catholic Church. Catholics Ireland Attitudes. Secularism Ireland. Irreligion Ireland. Catholiques Irlande Attitudes. Irréligion Irlande. RELIGION / Psychology of Religion. bisacsh Catholics Attitudes fast Ex-church members Catholic Church fast Influence (Literary, artistic, etc.) fast Irreligion fast Secularism fast |
| topic_facet | Catholic Church Ireland Influence. Catholic Church Ex-church members Ireland Catholic Church. Catholics Ireland Attitudes. Secularism Ireland. Irreligion Ireland. Catholiques Irlande Attitudes. Irréligion Irlande. RELIGION / Psychology of Religion. Catholics Attitudes Ex-church members Catholic Church Influence (Literary, artistic, etc.) Irreligion Secularism Ireland |
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