Prejudice in Religion: Can We Move Beyond it?

by PeterCornwell (Foreword), Donald Reeves (Foreword)

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  1997

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  This is a debate on the historical roots of religious prejudice between Anglicans and Roman Catholics, based on the Piccadilly Lectures. This book examines the meaning of prejudice - is it just the label we give to the convictions of people we don't agree with? The book asks if unity is only possible when the sharp edges of conviction are blunted. A team of contributors reflect on some of the issues raised by the original lectures. The issues go beyond the world of Anglo-Roman Catholic relations, touching the very foundations of society.