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  • Increased prayer positively relates to greater marital satisfaction and tolerance for criminals in America and several European nations. Americans average praying six times a week. Those who pray to a loving and forgiving God tend to oppose capital punishment. Church attendance among Americans does not relate to life satisfaction or opposition to capital punishment. (xsd:string)
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  • The Pragmatics of Prayer: A Cross-National Reconnaissance (xsd:string)
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