Victorian Britain. The search for a stable religious frame of mind

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The paper explores the complex societal views of 19th century Victorian Britain, challenging the binary perception of the era as either secular or deeply religious. It critiques contemporary interpretations that often emphasize scientific progress or religious fervor, suggesting that both perspectives fail to capture the true intricacies of Victorian thought. The author argues for a more nuanced understanding of the collective mindset of the time, highlighting the need for further research that connects various individual perspectives to form a broader understanding of Victorian society.