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Believing in the Net.
This study shows that, in an implicit form, religion can be found everywhere in our culture.
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Main Author:
Parna, Karen
Format:
eBook
Language:
English
Published:
Amsterdam :
Leiden University Press,
2010.
Series:
LUP Dissertaties.
Subjects:
Internet
>
Religious aspects.
Religion and sociology.
Religiousness.
sociology of religion.
Internet
>
Religious aspects
Religion and sociology
Religiousness
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