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| Observes the brief, "For a chaplain or volunteer to impose his or her religious beliefs on an inmate, to press an inmate to participate in religious activities, or to make religious acquiescence a [condition for] receiving services is not only a contravention of [professional] . Participation in charitable, civic or religious activities that have had a long-term and significant impact on the community; 240) that his case study illustrates the limits of reading all popular religious activities as acts of "resistance" to the heavy-handed modernizing state. |
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