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Date: 2010-10-23 15:38:51
Interdisciplinary fields
Public health
Religious studies
Harold G. Koenig
Mental health
Confounding
Mental disorder
Epidemiology
G factor
Health
Science
Knowledge

The Epidemiology of Religion Vic Stenger For "Reality Check" in Skeptical Briefs, Vol 11, no. 3, September, 2001 Epidemiological studies, in general, are notoriously difficult to interpret reliably because of so-called "

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