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The Mapping America Project: Tracking the Importance of Family and Faith

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NC Family Council via Insider Online: "In an effort to highlight the important results of this ongoing research, Family North Carolina will feature a regular segment dedicated to the Mapping America Project (MAP) in every issue. In this issue, we focus on the latest MAP reports devoted to the positive effects on adults of growing up in an intact family that worshipped regularly, as well as the positive effects on adults of being married and attending religious services regularly. The following findings are excerpted from reports compiled by researchers at the Mapping America Project, except where otherwise noted."

Full post as published by Constitutionally Correct on May 07, 2010 (boomark / email).

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