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Title:

THE EFFECTS OF RELIGIOUS SELF-IDENTIFICATION ON SUPPORT FOR THE NEW CHRISTIAN RIGHT: AN ANALYSIS OF POLITICAL ACTIVISTS.

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Social Science Journal [0362-3319] Jelen, Agneta Year:1992 Volume:29 Issue:2 Pages(s):199 -210

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