Prejudice and Relegious Types: A Focused Study of Southern Fundamentalists

Joe R. Feagin

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In the last few years research on the relationship of religion and prejudice has turned up striking, although contradictory, results. On the one hand, several studies concerning church members have shown them to be much more prejudiced toward ethnic groups than their unchurched counterparts.L On the other hand, several investigations, such as the one by G. Schinert and C. E. Ford,2 have measured

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