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General Research

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Addiction Recovery

Criminal Justice

Disaster Relief

General Research

Healthcare

Immigration

Socio-Economic Impact

Addiction Recovery

Criminal Justice

Disaster Relief

General Research

Healthcare

Immigration

Socio-Economic Impact

Religious attendees are more likely to join charities than 'nones'

Studies have often credited religion with making people healthier, happier and more engaged in their communities. But are religiously active people better off than those who are religiously inactive or those with no religious affiliation?

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