Enhanced Religiosity Following Illness? Assessing Evidence of Religious Consolation Among Black and White Americans
This study assesses variation among Black and White Americans in the impact of ill-health on public and subjective religiosity. It is the first longitudinal assessment of race-based variation in “religious consolation.” The under-explored consolation thesis anticipates ill-health influencing religio...
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2013
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Review of religious research
Year: 2013, Volume: 55, Issue: 4, Pages: 597-613 |
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Religious consolation
B Health B Structural Equation Modeling B Race B Religiosity B African-americans |
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