Christian-Muslim intermarriage in Australia: Identity, social cohesion or cultural fragmentation

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Ata, Abe. (2003). Christian-Muslim intermarriage in Australia: Identity, social cohesion or cultural fragmentation David Lovell Publishing.
AuthorsAta, Abe
Abstract

Arising from the author's lifelong interest in cross-cultural, cross-religious and inter-ethic relations, this is a detailed study of marriages between Christians and Muslims in Australia

KeywordsReligion and Society; Christian-Muslim intermarriage in Australia
ISBN1863550992
Research GroupSchool of Theology
Year2003
PublisherDavid Lovell Publishing
Place of publicationAustralia
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