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Glynn claims that there is relatively little belief in God among

    { 1 } - the American population as a whole.
    { 2 } - American intellectuals.
    { 3 } - either of the above groups.
    { 4 } - none of the above.

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Glynn claims that there is relatively little belief in God among

While over 94% of the American population believes in God, there is much skepticism about religion among American intellectuals (e.g. among the professors at Harvard, where Glynn studied in the 1970s).

Glynn argues that the low regard for religion among intellectuals is in the process of changing -- and that recent discoveries in science, medicine, and other fields are giving a powerful and almost incontestable case for belief in the soul, the afterlife, and God.

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Glynn claims that there is relatively little belief in God among

    { 1 } - the American population as a whole.
    { 2 } - American intellectuals.
    { 3 } - either of the above groups.
    { 4 } - none of the above.

While over 94% of the American population believes in God, there is much skepticism about religion among American intellectuals (e.g. among the professors at Harvard, where Glynn studied in the 1970s).

Glynn argues that the low regard for religion among intellectuals is in the process of changing -- and that recent discoveries in science, medicine, and other fields are giving a powerful and almost incontestable case for belief in the soul, the afterlife, and God.

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Glynn claims that there is relatively little belief in God among

    { 1 } - the American population as a whole.
    { 2 } - American intellectuals.
    { 3 } - either of the above groups.
    { 4 } - none of the above.

While over 94% of the American population believes in God, there is much skepticism about religion among American intellectuals (e.g. among the professors at Harvard, where Glynn studied in the 1970s).

Glynn argues that the low regard for religion among intellectuals is in the process of changing -- and that recent discoveries in science, medicine, and other fields are giving a powerful and almost incontestable case for belief in the soul, the afterlife, and God.

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Glynn claims that there is relatively little belief in God among

    { 1 } - the American population as a whole.
    { 2 } - American intellectuals.
    { 3 } - either of the above groups.
    { 4 } - none of the above.

While over 94% of the American population believes in God, there is much skepticism about religion among American intellectuals (e.g. among the professors at Harvard, where Glynn studied in the 1970s).

Glynn argues that the low regard for religion among intellectuals is in the process of changing -- and that recent discoveries in science, medicine, and other fields are giving a powerful and almost incontestable case for belief in the soul, the afterlife, and God.

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