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Beneath the Tangles

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Anime and Religion Survey

2010
12.9.2010: Anime and Manga Bloggers: I Need Your Help!

2011
1.10.2011: Stay Tuned

2.21.2011: Introduction
2.22.2011: Religion of Anibloggers
2.23.2011: Spirituality in Anime
2.24.2011: Anibloggers and Christianity
2.25.2011: Conclusions

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