Social Networks and Religion: The Role of Congregational Social Embeddedness in Religious Belief and Practice
Previous literature argues that social networks influence religiosity, but surprisingly, no studies have used national data of a variety of religious traditions to assess the relationship between embeddedness in congregation-based friendship networks and different dimensions of religiosity. This stu...
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2012
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Sociology of religion
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