Silence and Collective Worship

Abstract

An examination of references to the use of silence by members of the Religious Society of Friends in seventeenth century England and the use of silence in twentieth century school collective worship in England

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Terence Copley

Terence Copley is Lecturer in Religious Education in the School of Education, University of Exeter This paper was originally produced for the Religion and Education Research Seminar Group, meeting at the School of Education, University of Exeter, J3th May 1991, and for the WISSP (Worship in Secondary Schools Project) Consultancy Group Meeting on 12th June 1991