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Kenneth I. Pargäment2006

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Trends in the Scientific Study of Religion, Spirituality, and Health: 1965–2000

Kenneth I. Pargäment · Kevin J. Flannelly · Julia E. Oppenheimer

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Published2006-03-22

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ISSN-L0022-4197

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Citations116

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