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Line 98: − − == Secular Europe and inherited cultural artifacts from Christianity == − − Secular Europe has a large collection of excellent art, music, literature and architecture which it inherited from its past culture when Christianity was more dominant. − − See also: − − *[[Christian art]] − *[[Christian paintings]] − *[[Famous Cathedrals]] − *[[Johann Sebastian Bach]] − *[[George Frideric Handel]] − *[[T.S. Eliot]] (American born and moved to England at age 25) − *[[C.S. Lewis]]
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In short, well-designed studies which attempt to form solid conclusions use the principle of [[ceteris paribus]] (all other things remaining equal). This is done by choosing appropriate study participants and using statistical analysis to isolate variables related to the socioeconomic profiles of study participants ([[Generalized linear model]] analysis, etc.).
In short, well-designed studies which attempt to form solid conclusions use the principle of [[ceteris paribus]] (all other things remaining equal). This is done by choosing appropriate study participants and using statistical analysis to isolate variables related to the socioeconomic profiles of study participants ([[Generalized linear model]] analysis, etc.).
== See also ==
== See also ==