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Stark argues that the moral effectiveness of religion varies according to the moral engagement of their Gods. a. True b. False

Stark argues that the moral effectiveness of religion varies according to the moral engagement of their Gods. a. True b. False
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Stark argues that the moral effectiveness of religion varies according to the moral engagement of their Gods.

a. True
b. False

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Yes, it is true that Stark argues that the moral effectiveness of religion varies according to the moral engagement of their Gods, since this accounts for religious variation. 
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