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a free competitive religious market leads to a greater power for consumer preference ¹(24) private religion (24) decline of the CEBs linked to abscence of private concerns ²(24)

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CCR, Afro Brazilian cults and Pentecostalism share in common a spirit centred religiosity and focus on divine healing³

1RA Chesnut, 'Pragmatic Consumers and Practical Products: The Success of Pneumacentric Religion among Women in Latin America's New Religious Economy' Review of Religious Research 45:1 (2003), 20–31, 24.

2RA Chesnut, 'Pragmatic Consumers and Practical Products: The Success of Pneumacentric Religion among Women in Latin America's New Religious Economy' Review of Religious Research 45:1 (2003), 20–31, 24.

3RA Chesnut, 'Pragmatic Consumers and Practical Products: The Success of Pneumacentric Religion among Women in Latin America's New Religious Economy' Review of Religious Research 45:1 (2003), 20–31, 25.