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September 1, 1998Journal for the Scientific Study of Religion

Social Network Theory and Predictors of Religiosity for Black and White Catholics: Evidence of a "Black Sacred Cosmos"?

James C. Cavendish Michael Welch David C. Leege

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James C. Cavendish, Michael R. Welch, David C. Leege, Social Network Theory and Predictors of Religiosity for Black and White Catholics: Evidence of a "Black Sacred Cosmos"?, Journal for the Scientific Study of Religion, Vol. 37, No. 3 (Sep., 1998), pp. 397-410

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