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Which Argument For Same-Sex Marriage Is More Persuasive?, J. Corona, T. L. Brink
Which Argument For Same-Sex Marriage Is More Persuasive?, J. Corona, T. L. Brink
T. L. Brink
Rather than plea for freedom or equality of marriage, the most effective argument was to view marriage as a way of controlling promiscuity.
Religiosity: A Retrospective & Prospective Self-Report, T. L. Brink
Religiosity: A Retrospective & Prospective Self-Report, T. L. Brink
T. L. Brink
Is the lower level of reported religiosity among Millennials an enduring trend or a developmental phase? Four studies are reviewed (two in Southern California, two in Mexico). In the U.S. samples, students predicted higher future levels of religiosity for themselves.
Dreams Of Ancestors: Perceived Spiritual Relevance, Sharifa Kato, T. L. Brink
Dreams Of Ancestors: Perceived Spiritual Relevance, Sharifa Kato, T. L. Brink
T. L. Brink
Subjects who had dreams of their departed family members were more likely to remember their dreams and view them as spiritually significant,