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Psychological type, religion, and culture: Further empirical perspectives. Guest editor: Christopher Alan Lewis

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Psychological type, religion, and culture: Further empirical perspectives

Christopher Alan Lewis

Pages: 531-534

Published online: 19 Nov 2015

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Confirming the psychological type profile of Anglican clergymen in Wales: a ministry for sensing types

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Psychological type, religion, and culture: Further empirical perspectives. Guest editor: Christopher Alan Lewis

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