EDEC 247 Lecture Notes - Lecture 4: De Jure, De Facto, Protestantism

• School: McGill University
• Department: Curriculum and Instruction
• Course: EDEC 247
• Professor: Tino Bordonaro

Document Summary

De fact: not really (they did not accept students of the dissentient schools) The protestnt confessional was less institutional religious than the catholic confessionals. There are many types of protestant groups. therefore, protestants could be less religious than catholic schools. Diff between rc and prot schools: religion) catholics were catholics. Protestants where protestants: language) catholics were french. Protestants were english: orientation) catholics more institutionally religious (connection to the institution who was the church, the church explained the religion to them) Protestants more individually religious (they rejected the church and said bible was base of religion, many people explained the religion: structure) catholics attended 7 years of elementary. It was classical traditional and run by the church. It was a long 15years to attend university. 11 years in total to attend university: generally immigrants attracted to protestant system: less institutionally religious, shorter time for uni, and language was english.