Becoming conversant by learning to listen: a reading of T. M. Luhrman’s: `When 
god talks back: understanding the American evangelical relationship with god`

Smyer Yu, Dan; Smyer Yu, Wendy

doi:10.1007/s11089-013-0531-y

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Becoming conversant by learning to listen: a reading of T. M. Luhrman’s: `When god talks back: understanding the American evangelical relationship with god`

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Smyer Yu, D., & Smyer Yu, W. (2014). Becoming conversant by learning to listen: a reading of T. M. Luhrman’s: `When god talks back: understanding the American evangelical relationship with god`. Pastoral Psychology, 63(2), 223-228. doi:10.1007/s11089-013-0531-y.

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