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OXFORD, Miss. – From civil wars to international terrorism, religion’s impact on the world is undeniable regarding both public attitude and government policy. To help alleviate the tensions of faith, Mary Thurlkill, assistant professor of philosophy and religion at the University of Mississippi, believes more college-bound students should consider religion as an academic major. AndRead the story …