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Stewart, Sonja M. – Notre Dame Journal of Education, 1974
The relationship between the Sunday school and the development of an American Civil religion in American history is discussed. The move from religious diversity to religious uniformity is emphasized. (DE)
Descriptors: American History, Church Programs, Educational History, Religion
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Shinners, John R., Jr. – History of Education Quarterly, 1988
Assesses the strengths and weaknesses of university study licenses such as the "Licet canon" and the "Cum ex eo" which, when issued by the Vatican in the 13th century, allowed unordained parochial rectors and ordained priests to obtain higher education. Concludes that study licenses improved the education of the parochial…
Descriptors: Church Programs, Clergy, Education, Educational History
Walter, Jim – 1988
In 1890, Marshall Hudson, a Syracuse (New York) crockery merchant, began a men's Bible class, called Baraca. The aim of the class was to make happy or bless every man who came into the circle, and the class tried to have an engagement with its members every night of the week. Men and women were encouraged to study in separate classes with separate…
Descriptors: Adult Education, Biblical Literature, Church Programs, Educational History