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Panpsychism and the Religious Attitude

Panpsychism and the Religious Attitude
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A semantic study of religious attitude

Journal of Religion and Health, 1966
The study reported in this paper deals primarily with religion and gen eral semantics, a combination that makes it out of the ordinary. The fact that it ultimately suggests perennially perplexing questions concerning religion and science, however?and leaves them unanswered?makes it quite ordinary. The latter comment is not by way of apology.
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Religious Attitudes and Societal Values

Journal of Empirical Theology, 1997
The main question of this paper is to what extent do religious attitudes regarding God and Jesus influence societal values like economism, familialism, social criticism, hedonism and autonomy, and how is this influence to be evaluated? Religious attitudes and societal values are determined by a process of pluralism. In order to cover this plurality the
Ven, J.A. van der, Beauregard, A.
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A STUDY OF RELIGIOUS ATTITUDES OF THE ELDERLY

Age and Ageing, 1978
A study is reported of the religious beliefs, attitudes, and practice of old people in the West of Scotland, based on a questionnaire given to 501 people aged 65 years and over randomly selected from those living at home. Almost all had had a full range of religious instruction, and regarded their parents as religious.
W S, Reid, A J, Gilmore, G R, Andrews, F I, Caird   +3 more
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Religious attitudes to gamete donation

European Journal of Obstetrics & Gynecology and Reproductive Biology, 2018
Religious teachings encourage fertility. The rapid progress of reproductive science has proved a challenge to interpret and adapt to assisted reproductive techniques which were not even dreamed of in ancient scriptures. The clash between religion and science has produced separate laws for each religion and reproductive practitioners are often at a loss
Roy, Homburg, Fatima, Husain, Anil, Gudi, Mark, Brincat, Amit, Shah   +4 more
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Contraception: traditional and religious attitudes

European Journal of Obstetrics & Gynecology and Reproductive Biology, 1993
PIP: Humans have tried to control fertility for centuries. Primitive, preliterate societies practiced infanticide and abortion. When primitive women understood the advantages of conception control, they tried, when possible, to use contraception. In the 4th century B.C., Plato and Aristotle advocated a one-child family.
J G, Schenker, V, Rabenou
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RELIGIOUS CONCEPT AND RELIGIOUS ATTITUDES

Educational Review, 1963
(1963). RELIGIOUS CONCEPT AND RELIGIOUS ATTITUDES. Educational Review: Vol. 15, No. 2, pp. 132-141.
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Religious Attitudes of Students

Psychological Reports, 1968
The objective was to obtain data on religious attitudes of participants in various student denominational groups. A student denominational group may be considered to be several interacting individuals with a common devout interest and possessing a fairly ascertainable pattern of reciprocal effects of beliefs.
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