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Gallup releases new ISR study linking religious attendance to generosity worldwide.
Date: September 4, 2009 Religious Attendance Relates to Generosity Worldwide: Religious and the secular more charitable if they attend services. Gallup data collected worldwide and across all the major world religions reveal that
 religious attendance is associated with more generous behavior, even for those unaffiliated with a particular religion. Study written by ISR scholars, Buster G. Smith and Rodney Stark. [For complete article go to Gallup World News...] |
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