Sunday Football or Church? A Case Study in Substitutes and Complements

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Cragun, Ryan T., John Stinespring, and Andrew Tillman. (forthcoming). “Sunday Football or Church? A Case Study in Substitutes and Complements.” Review of Religious Research.

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