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• Towards a Religion of Popular Sovereignty, Democracy and Equality : The Lutheran Sermon as a Nexus of Traditional and Modern Discourses on Political Values and a Collective Identity 

  Ihalainen, Pasi (Suomalaisen Kirjallisuuden Seura, 2019)

  The external forms of contemporary occasions of Finnish and Swedish national worship organized to celebrate political events differ little from those of early-modern Sweden. However, the expressions of the political values ...

• "-society is changing and, if divorce is introduced, it will merely be a reflection of those changing values in our society-" : the changes in perceptions of divorce in the Republic of Ireland through the public divorce discourses between 1986 to 1995 

  Lakka, Jemina (2017)

  Vuonna 1995 Irlannin tasavallan hallitus päätti pitää jo toistamiseen kansanäänestyksen avioeron laillistamisesta. Ensimmäistä kertaa kansanäänestys oli pidetty asian tiimoilta vuonna 1986. Tällöin lakiehdotus ei mennyt ...

• ‘A Storm Might Be Brewing:’ The Lutheran Church and Secular Authority in Finland, 1944–1948 

  Tilli, Jouni (Suomalaisen Kirjallisuuden Seura, 2019)

  Although Finland, a Nazi-ally, was among the defeated, the country was not invaded after the war, and the governmental system did not change from parliamentary democracy to people’s democracy. This does not, however, mean ...

• Lutheranism and the Nordic Spirit of Social Democracy : A Different Protestant Ethic [Book review] 

  Ihalainen, Pasi (Scandia, 2018)

• Religious Revival Movements and the Development of the Twentieth-century Welfare-state in Finland 

  Mangeloja, Esa (Suomalaisen Kirjallisuuden Seura, 2019)

  The Lutheran state church had a monopoly status in Finland for centuries. But its dominance slowly weakened as pietistic revival movements spread in Finland in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries. These movements had ...