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• The Sweden Count 2000

The data file belonging to this study contains information about participation in services and worships at approximately 5,900 congregations, corps and religious groups across Sweden during the weekend of 24 - 26 Septemb...

• Margareta Skog, Church of Sweden, Church of Sweden Research Unit

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Published: 2015-01-19

Lund University

• Questions Concerning Religious Conceptions and Church Customs

When this study began in the 1940s the researchers set out with the view that a formerly more or less universal Swedish unitary ecclesiastic culture was in the process of dissolving. The socio-economic changes of the ear...

• Lund University, Lund University Church History Archive

Published: 2014-03-25

Lund University

• Funerary practices in the 1990s

Already at the planning stage of the “Funerary Practices – A Study of Social Differences after Death” project, the fundamental idea was that the main data for the study would be provided by a broad survey of the large ma...

• Göran Gustafsson, Lund University, Department of Theology

Published: 2013-09-16

Lund University

• Swedish church customs

Lund University Church History Archive was founded in 1942. The task was to explain and document how the life and manners of the Swedish people was rooted in Christian belief and church customs. Parallel with the investi...

• Lund University, Lund University Church History Archive

Published: 1997-01-01