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December 1, 1985Review of Religious Research

Boundary Maintenance, Social-Political Views, and Presidential Preference among High and Low Fundamentalists

Ralph W. Hood Ronald J. Morris

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Ralph W. Hood, Jr., Ronald J. Morris, Boundary Maintenance, Social-Political Views, and Presidential Preference among High and Low Fundamentalists, Review of Religious Research, Vol. 27, No. 2 (Dec., 1985), pp. 134-145

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