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A General Attribution Theory for the Psychology of Religion
Journal for the Scientific Study of Religion, 1985A formal theory demonstrating the applicability of attribution concepts and research findings to the psychology of religion is developed and discussed. First, an overview of attribution theory is presented, wherein it is argued that three basic needs or desires of people - viz., for a sense of meaning, for control over outcomes, and for self-esteem ...
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Generation Z and Religion in Times of Crisis
2017Even though religion is an important factor because of its influence on people’s attitudes and behaviors, limited research exists on the subject, especially in times of economic crisis. This paper empirically examines for the first time the relationship that generation Z—the youngest adult generation—has with religion and the church.
Aikaterini Stavrianea, Irene Kamenidou
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Review of Religious Research, 1976
Although one of Durkheim's early interests was in the intergenerational transmission of values and moral beliefs, this has been simultaneously a neglected area of research and an issue concerning which there are numerous contradictory assertions. The two-year study of 5,000 Lutherans by Strommen et al.
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Although one of Durkheim's early interests was in the intergenerational transmission of values and moral beliefs, this has been simultaneously a neglected area of research and an issue concerning which there are numerous contradictory assertions. The two-year study of 5,000 Lutherans by Strommen et al.
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Benjamin Franklin: Champion of Generic Religion
The Historian, 2000(2000). Benjamin Franklin: Champion of Generic Religion. The Historian: Vol. 62, No. 4, pp. 723-730.
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Japanese Religion: A General View
2017Reprinted with permission of The Macmillan Company from Tokugawa Religion: The Values of Pre-Industrial Japan by Robert N. Bellah. © by The Free Press, a Corporation, 1957. Robert N. Bellah was born in 1927 at Altus, Oklahoma; was educated in the public schools of Los Angeles, California; received his B.A. and Ph.D.
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Bewährung: Historische Generation und Religion
2015Das gegen Ende des letzten Kapitels beschriebene Konzept der Ablosungskrise der Adoleszenz soll hier noch einmal aufgegriffen und im Hinblick auf die Frage nach der Bewahrung (des eigenen Lebens) diskutiert werden; dazu wird es auch notig, es in den zuvor bereits angesprochenen Kontext von Generation und den der Religion zu stellen.
Detlef Garz, Uwe Raven
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Religion as Belonging: A General Theory of Religion
Review of Religious Research, 1992John M. Kloos, John S. Cumpsty
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Religion for a Dislocated Generation
Journal for the Scientific Study of Religion, 1982Wade Clark Roof, Barbara Hargrove
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A General Introduction to Tibetan Culture and Religion
Chinese Sociology & Anthropology, 2002The Tibetans, as one of largest ethnic minority groups of China, are well known in the world because of their unique natural environment and distinctive culture and religion.
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