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Religiosity, non-religiosity and some values of the youth
2002Prema iznesenim podacima o istraživanim dimenzijama religioznosti, mladi danas iskazuju mnogo veću religioznost nego prije petnaestak godina. Porast je utvrđen u svim istraživanim dimenzijama: konfesionalna samoidentifikacija povećala se za 26%, religijska samoidentifikacija za 40%, sudjelovanje u religijskoj praksi povećalo se za 25%, a ...
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Religiosity of Nonbelievers in China
Psychological Reports, 2014The religiosity of people describing themselves as ‘nonbelievers’ was explored in a Chinese sample. 578 students (310 women, 268 men; M age = 23.5 yr., SD = 3.3) participated in the study. The extent of religious beliefs was measured by the Religiosity subscale of the Social Axiom Survey (SAS).
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Language As An Indicator Of Religiosity/ Language Religiosity
2014The purpose of this study is to determine, from the language-culture-religion relations, to what extent especially the words, concepts, expressions and phrases which are used in everyday language in a religious content can be correlated with the individual religious experience /religiosity.
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Politics and the Life Sciences, 2008
Public Goods can be seen as one important way in which societies sustain themselves over time. These are part of the puzzle of the development of political order. Public goods like the rule of law are non-substractable and non-excludable. For economists the classic textbook examples are national defense and police protection. In this paper I argue that
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Public Goods can be seen as one important way in which societies sustain themselves over time. These are part of the puzzle of the development of political order. Public goods like the rule of law are non-substractable and non-excludable. For economists the classic textbook examples are national defense and police protection. In this paper I argue that
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2002
This chapter considers the relevance of the more hidden expressions of religiosity in contemporary Western societies — those ranging from popular superstition, mysticism and the occult to the so-called quasi-religions that, in recent years, have increasingly attracted sociological interest.
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This chapter considers the relevance of the more hidden expressions of religiosity in contemporary Western societies — those ranging from popular superstition, mysticism and the occult to the so-called quasi-religions that, in recent years, have increasingly attracted sociological interest.
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THE RELIGIOSITY SCALES DEVELOPED ON THE MEASURABILTY OF RELIGIOSITY
2016Din, ondokuzuncu yüzyılın ikinci yarısından itibaren sosyologların dikkatini çekmeyebaşlamıştır ve bu alanda detaylı çalışmaların ise yirminci yüzyıla denk geldiğigörülür. Yapılan çalışmalarda birçok din tanımı olması yansıra dinin evrenselbir tanımının yapılamamış olması, ona bağımlı olarak yapılabilecek birdindarlık tanımlaması yapmayı da oldukça güç
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Religiosity’s Nomological Network and Temporal Change
European Psychologist, 2020Mohsen Joshanloo, Jochen Gebauer
exaly