There is an appetite for religious studies : religious education in the public domain

This paper outlines the historical context and the development of religious education curriculum in England and its influence on Australia in the 1970's to address the contentious nature of religious education in the public domain. The contribution of Brian Hill to the debate in Western Austral...

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Published in:Journal of Christian education 2000-05, Vol.43 (1), p.29-40
Main Author: Dixon, Cynthia K.
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