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The parents of this hypothetical Protestant sect differ cognitively from those of the hypothetical nonliterate society in a number of important ways . Most basically perhaps , the Protestant parents view the conduct of infants ...
The parents of this hypothetical Protestant sect differ cognitively from those of the hypothetical nonliterate society in a number of important ways . Most basically perhaps , the Protestant parents view the conduct of infants ...
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they have inherited from the Protestant cultural ancestry of America much of the ideology of self - control and self - reliance ( though shorn of some of its religious axioms ) that characterized the Protestant sect .
they have inherited from the Protestant cultural ancestry of America much of the ideology of self - control and self - reliance ( though shorn of some of its religious axioms ) that characterized the Protestant sect .
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... Confirmation among Catholics and some Protestant denominations , and the widespread expectation , especially strong in Protestant evangelical groups , that the conversion experience ( “ joining the church " ) should occur in early ...
... Confirmation among Catholics and some Protestant denominations , and the widespread expectation , especially strong in Protestant evangelical groups , that the conversion experience ( “ joining the church " ) should occur in early ...
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Introduction | 1 |
Theoretical Approaches to the Socialization Process | 23 |
Some Roles | 57 |
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