


Religion, deviance, and social control
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"Does religion have the power to control individual behavior? Can a person's commitment to religion keep him or her from abusing drugs or committing suicide? In Religion, Deviance, and Social Control, Bainbridge and Stark argue that religion does in fact have the power to shape behavior."--Jacket.
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Sign InDeviant behaviorRelationsReligion and sociologyReligionsReligious pluralismSocial controlAbweichendes VerhaltenSociale controleGodsdienstReligionSoziale KontrolleAfwijkend gedrag
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First Published
1996
Pages
209 pages
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Routledge
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ENG
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