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Data from 2 independent random samples of thepopulation of community-dwelling older adults ineastern North Carolina are used to assess the effectsof Christian religious subdimensions, including churchattendance and participation, belief that religiousfaith affects health, and belief that prayer and Godcombine with medical treatment to cure illness, uponmental health. Self-reported religiosity in thispopulation...