Catholics and Protestants in Europe: Different Ethical Views?  

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Kerkhofs, Jan

Jenis: Article from Journal - ilmiah internasional
Dalam koleksi: Ethical Perspectives: Journal of the European Ethics Network vol. 1 no. 3 (Sep. 1994), page 123-129.
Topik: Ethical Views; Catholic; Protestants; Bulgaria; Rumania; Ethical
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Since M. Weber and E. Troeltsch, much has been published on real or perceived differences between catholic and Protestant countries concerning ethical matters, especially in acontext of rising capitalism supposedly promotec by Calvinism. Yet, large scale sociological studies were lacking. Even now, when such studies are possible, they treat opinions and seldom behavior; many studies show that there can be serious differences between these two groups. This article analyzes agreements and differences in opinions concerning ethics using the results of the 1990 value study carried out by the “European Values Study” Foundation. We limit ourselves here to ten Western Eruropean countries (Belgium, The Netherlands, West Germany, Ireland, Northern Ireland, Great Britain, France, Portugal, Spain, and Italy). Some references are made to Switzerland where an EVS type survey was taken in 1988-89, as well as to some Northern European countries that are nearly exclusively Lutheran.

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