The Church of Ireland Community as a Culture
Making Sense of Religion in an Earthbound Context
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.33178/Keywords:
ireland, religion, communityAbstract
It may be desirable to create an objective, scientifically proven, observation of social life. In most instances however, particularly when the novice student us the creator of the work in question, all is subjective.
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