church attendance
collocation in Englishmeaningsofchurchandattendance
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church
noun
uk/tʃɜːtʃ/us/tʃɝːtʃ/
a building for Christian ...
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attendance
noun
uk/əˈten.dəns/us/əˈten.dəns/
the fact of going somewhere such as a church, school, ...
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(Definition ofchurchandattendancefrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)
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No significant interaction terms were found between gender andchurchattendance, or between gender and denomination (results not shown).
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Taking the coding ofchurchattendanceinto account, we again expect a positive correlation.
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Religious activities such aschurchattendanceand private religious practices were not related to the time of remission.
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Religious worship has remained central to the day, despite the recent spectacular drop in routinechurchattendance.
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Our measure of religiosity distinguishes respondents by the extent of theirchurchattendanceand is based on responses to two questions.
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Despite contrasts in economic development, both cities experienced a sharp decline in levels ofchurchattendance.
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Religious activities, such aschurchattendance, can also have positive effects.
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Churchattendancewas collapsed into a two-point scale : at least weekly versus less often.
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It is also difficult to assess the extent to whichchurchattendancedirectly reflects religious commitment or is linked more to social pressures and habit.
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Of special concern was the people's knowledge of the creed and catechism, and theirchurchattendance.
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The more urban east and southeast showed far higher levels ofchurchattendance.
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If regularchurchattendancewas weak, ' occasional conformity ' - usually to mark the rites of passage - was very common.
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In addition, traditional beliefs were assessed with a measure ofchurchattendance.
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This contrasted with an expansion ofchurchattendanceand membership in areas surrounding each city.
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Regularity ofchurchattendanceis also associated with the social status of the wife and there is a tendency for the 'practising' religious to intermarry.
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Frequency ofchurchattendanceis, for all denominations, positively associated with social status.
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Whenchurchattendancealone is used, however, the relationship is clearly positive.
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