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, unimpeded science, a passive Church and high levels of taxes and transfers. Second, a "Theocratic" regime with knowledge …
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includes survey information over the last 20 years on church attendance and an array of religious beliefs. Although religiosity … declines overall with economic development, the nature of the response varies with the dimension of development. Church … economic growth responds positively to the extent of some religious beliefs but negatively to church attendance. That is …
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last 20 years on church attendance and religious beliefs. In accordance with the secularization view, overall economic …
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The Catholic Church has been making saints for centuries, typically in a two-stage process featuring beatification and … naming of blessed persons seems to reflect a response by the Catholic Church to competition from Protestantism or …
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We combine a new dataset of weekly Catholic church donations with a new dataset of presidential-election campaign stops … appear to vary based on the political language used by the parish in its own church bulletins. However, the effect does …
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The availability of public funding for charitable church activity has increased dramatically in the past decade. A key … race affects charitable church activity. In all three datasets there is evidence that all-white congregations become less … charitable activities, not when looking at other types of church activity. Additionally, all-white congregations favorably …
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then use a variety of datasets to show that when a state repeals its blue laws religious attendance falls, and that church …
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The province of Ontario has two publicly funded school systems: secular schools (known as public schools) that are open to all students, and separate schools that are open to children with Catholic backgrounds. The systems are administered independently and receive equal funding per student. In...
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complementary institutions, notably the church, could have mutually reinforced each other over many overlapping generations, long …
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populations and the church promoted the doctrine of purgatory, guilds that bundled together religious and occupational activities …
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