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    Reading the American Bible : its role in liberal morality, criminal justice attitudes, and attitudes about religion and science. 

    Franzen, Aaron B. (2011-05-12)
    The Bible has had a large impact on American culture, but thus far very little research has looked at the impact that reading the Bible may have. Research shows that religion has the tendency to have a conservative influence ...
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    The influence of media use on religious individuals' attitude toward and knowledge of science. 

    Collins, Billy W. (2011-05-12)
    Research indicates that mass media depictions of morally controversial scientific applications and new technologies have increased in frequency during the past decades. Therefore, researchers have become increasingly ...
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    Caste, class, and city : the shaping of religious social capital in contemporary India. 

    Stroope, Samuel M. (2010-06-23)
    Building on the implications of qualitative work from India and urbanism theories, I aim to understand how religious bonding social capital in contemporary India varies along greater urbanization and whether social class ...
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    Religion and its effects on Generation X in the public sphere : the shift in religiosity in young Americans. 

    Fitz-Chapman, Brittany M. (, 2011-09-14)
    My purpose is to examine how the "religious terrain" is being altered, how trends now in place among members of this generation may be transforming the most basic conceptions of religion and spirituality, our interpretations ...
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    Belonging and participation in mixed-race congregations. 

    Martinez, Brandon C. (, 2012-08-08)
    There has been a recent push towards racial diversity in congregations by many religious leaders. However, racially diverse congregations, which have been a popular subject amongst researchers, are both rare and seemingly ...
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    Jack Clemo's vocation to evangelical poetry and erotic marriage : an examination of his poems of personal tribute and critique. 

    Martin, Heather R. (Heather Rattray) (2011-01-05)
    Jack Clemo, whose dates are 1916-1994, calls to us from the margins: a working-class voice from deep within in the china clayworks of Cornwall, having been educated outside the conventional system, contending with deafness ...
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    The spiritual journey to self-actualization in Zora Neale Hurston's Seraph on the Suwanee. 

    Gainey, Jami Lee. (, 2013-05-15)
    Although critics pay much attention to Zora Neale Hurston's religious discourse in most of her novels, they fail to discuss religion in her last novel, Seraph on the Suwanee. Reflection on the aspects of religion in Hurston's ...
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    Religious identities : self-identification and denominational affiliation. 

    Rhodes, Jeremy R. (, 2011-09-14)
    Although a substantial body of theory addresses identity as both a social and individual phenomenon, this literature has largely neglected religious identity. The studies that do explore religious identity often operationalize ...
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    Religion, sexuality, and gender : an individual and organizational analysis. 

    Whitehead, Andrew L. (, 2012-08-08)
    Homosexuality has been the object of much debate, research, and political struggle over the last 40 years. Since the Stonewall riots of 1969 the lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender movement (LGBT) continues to grow ...
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    Social origins of scientific deviance. 

    Tom, Joshua C. (, 2012-08-08)
    Scientific communities enjoy nearly unchallenged authority on matters related to the natural world; however, there are instances where significant portions of the population hold beliefs contrary to the scientific consensus. ...
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