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    April 28, 2020
    Few U.S. sermons mention abortion, though discussion varies by religious affiliation and congregation size

    Few online sermons mention abortion, but discussion varies by Christian group

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    Few sermons mention abortion, though discussion varies by religious affiliation and congregation size
    Few online sermons mention abortion, but discussion varies by Christian group
    Smaller congregations more likely to hear discussion of abortion in sermons
    Across Christian groups, sermons that mention the concept of abortion use distinctive language
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