Publisher's Synopsis
This fascinating book provides a detailed and comprehensive study of the ecclesiological features of several Scottish islands, including the design and layout of churches, the role of clergy, and the use of liturgy and symbolism in worship. Drawing on a wide range of historical and contemporary sources, Muir provides valuable insights into the relationship between the Church and society in these isolated and often neglected communities.
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