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Aaron Van Oosterhout1, Benjamin T Smith
1Department of History, Michigan State University, United States.
Abstract:
This article examines the church's embrace of scientific methodologies in the late nineteenth century. It is argued that in general, the shift worked to repel liberal ridicule and control popular devotions. However, in Mexico the effects were mixed. During the Mexican Revolution, a desperate church was forced to apply these new scientific methodologies to increasingly unauthorized cults.
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