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Estudios de Psicología
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Original Articles

La perspectiva cultural en la psicología de la religión: estudio sobre la espiritualidad “bevindelijke” a modo de ejemplo

The cultural psychological perspective in psychology of religion: Research on “bevindelijke” spirituality by way of example

Pages 103-130 | Published online: 23 Jan 2014

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