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The Social Sciences and the Work of the Churches Part II

enormous growth of interest in the sociology of religion which has taken place in Britain during the last decade. A recently published bibliography presents a numerically conservative classification of work which has been done in this field during recent years and which is currently in progress.’ Implicit within almost every monograph and every sociological discussion of religion there is the abiding problem of the relationship between sociology and theology. In this short article it is mypurpose to try to isolate one aspect of that problem, an aspect in which the relationship between the two disciplines is perhaps at its most