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Sociology of religion

the thesis, from Lenski, that religious group membership and involvement shape economic, political and family behaviour independently of social class.

In sociology of religion, religious factor refers to the thesis, from Lenski, that religious group membership and involvement shape economic, political and family behaviour independently of social class. This meaning comes from Lenski (1961) in The religious factor.[1]

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Lenski, G. (1961). The religious factor. Doubleday and Company, Inc. Open Library record

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