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As in other areas of social work, this technical approach does not sit well with more flexible postmodern and social constructionist perspectives which favour more inductive, grounded approaches working from the bottom up and wariness of universalising forces which overlook local cultures and practices. 64) Christianity cannot be classed purely as regression from Judaism in that both its universalising of a national religion and its stress on grace and love beyond law are an advance on Judaism (albeit latent in the latter). |
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