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| Abstract: | Books Reviewed: Conrad Cherry, Betty A. Deberg, and Amanda Porterfield, Chapel Hill, Religion On Campus: What Religion Really Means To Today'sUndergraduates. Mark R. Warren, Dry Bones Rattling: Community Buil–Ding To Revitalize American Democracy. Paul A. Bramadat, The Church On The World's Turf: An Evangelical Christian Group As A Secular University. Margaret Harris, Organizing God's Work. William V. D'Antonio, James D. Davidson, Dean R. Hoge, And Katherine Meyer, American Catholics: Gender, Generation And Commitment. Marcela Cristi, From Civil To Political Religion: The Intersection Of Culture, Religion, And Politics. Troy Messenger, Holy Leisure: Recreation And Religion In God's Square Mile. Stephen Sharot, A Comparative Sociology Of World Religions: Virtuosos, Priests, And Popular Religion. Adrian J. Ivakhiv, Claiming Sacred Ground: Pilgrims And Politics At Glastonbury And Sedona. |
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