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(RNS) Americans believe Christianity is a force for good on poverty and even women's rights, but has a negative impact on sexuality and America's image abroad, according to a new poll. By Annalisa Musarra. 250 words.
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Christian - Catholic, Christian - Orthodox, Christian - Protestant
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