top of page

This book is an exploration of some aspects of the basis of the legal authority of the Church, as a tool in exploring the relationship of church and State in a post-colonial world. It takes as its particular example the Anglican Church in Aotearoa, New Zealand and Polynesia, but examines issues and concepts which have a much broader, indeed universal, relevance. The Anglican Church in New Zealand is a part of the universal Christian church, and as such the issues which face it, although in some respects unique, are echoed throughout the rest of God's earth, to a greater or lesser degree. The study is especially important at a time when the law may prove of benefit in helping to resolve seeming intractable differences in the Anglican Communion.

Church and State in the Post-Colonial Era by Noel Cox

$12.00Price
Quantity
Only 1 left in stock
  • Format: Paperback

    Condition: Good

Related Products

Payment options include: Pay now by debit/credit card/PayPal or pay later (into our bank or when you collect your order).
Click & Collect is available from our store in Mt. Roskill.
NZ Shipping is calculated at checkout based on destination and weight of order.
Australia: Shipping to Australia is now calculated at checkout based on weight of order. We will only contact you if there is an issue with the charge calculated automatically.
Rest of World: Sorry, we currently aren't shipping to overseas countries (besides Australia).

bottom of page