Tolerating the “doubting Thomas”: how centrality of religious beliefs vs. practices influences prejudice against atheists

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Realist Examiner: Atheism Journal, 27 Dec 2015

Past research has found a robust effect of prejudice against atheists in largely Christian-dominated (belief-oriented) samples.

Matthew Facciani, 08 Oct 2015

"Muslims and Protestants (belief-oriented) had more negative attitudes toward atheists than did Jews and Hindus (practice-oriente…

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