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Your argument hinges on an axis that doesn't exist. There are as many (per capita, there are more on a real basis) religious communities in cities as in rural l
by kasey_junk 9y ago
Your argument hinges on an axis that doesn't exist. There are as many (per capita, there are more on a real basis) religious communities in cities as in rural locations. They form the basis of their congregants lives to a higher degree even.