Titlebook: Britannia, Europa and Christendom; British Christians a Philip M. Coupland Book 2006 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers

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Dynamics in Quantum Statistical Mechanics,es of policymakers, public statements by church leaders were part of the gradual moving of public opinion to build coalitions of support behind political projects. However, at the beginning of the Cold War, radical times were not amenable to gradualism. With the breakdown of negotiations at the conf

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,Reggeon Field Theory with α (O) > 1,ent declined an invitation to join the embryonic community based around the strategic materials of coal and steel, proposed by Robert Schuman in 1950. Winston Churchill was one of the parents of the emerging united Europe, but when he became prime minister the following year, he explained that while

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relationships between national identity and Christian universalism, and between Britain as a one-time world power, a European nation, and junior partner in the ‘transatlantic alliance‘.978-1-349-51954-5978-0-230-62769-7

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Many Degrees of Freedom in Particle Theoryf the eastern half of the continent for over forty years was even, in a limited, but real sense, a consequence of unity in the West. That the Churches, which spoke so much of recovering the unity of Christendom and thus of Europe, were active agents in these divisive processes illustrates further the tragic irony of the moment.

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The Churches, the European Movement and Western Union, and the creation of the European Coal and Steel Community (ECSC) by the Treaty of Paris in 1951, the new Europe dreamed of by utopians like Aristide Briand and Count Richard Coudenhove-Kalergi between the wars became a mainstream political project.

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Virtual Compton Scattering at MAMIacute, eloquent, and well-connected, Temple was also a sincere Christian socialist, determined not only to work out the theological implications of Christianity for British social life and international relations, but to actively work for radical change.