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On Religious Attitudes

Religious Studies, 1970
When Christians worship God, their cultic activities display, in widely varying combinations, attitudes of fear, respect, love, trust, awe, deference and obedience. They worship the Lord with all their heart, soul and strength, confessing their own insignificance in comparison to God, yet expressing confidence in the divine mercy which they believe ...
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The Humanitarian versus the Religious Attitude

Logos: A Journal of Catholic Thought and Culture, 1944
I. A completely or an originally irreligious civilization has in all likelihood never existed, but it is not, in itself, unimaginable; what is more important, the modern civilization of Western mankind, originally (and still, in part, actually) Christian, has revealed a trend of evolution towards a society in which, practically speaking, religion as a ...
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Religious Attitudes regarding Organ Donation

Journal of Transplant Coordination, 1996
This study of seminary students, religious leaders, and hospital chaplains illustrates the importance of educating clergy about organ donation. Religious objections are often cited as a reason for refusal to give consent for donation. Results of this study show that most clergy are supportive of organ donation.
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Correlation of Scientific Attitude and Religious Literacy towards Religious Moderation Attitude

Asian Journal of Education and Social Studies
This study aims to determine the correlation between scientific attitudes and religious literacy toward students' religious moderation attitudes. This study uses a quantitative method with correlation techniques. Respondents in this study were 5th-semester students at the Faculty of Tarbiyah and Teacher Training, UIN Sulthan Thaha Saifuddin Jambi ...
Husein Ritonga, null Sukarno
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Religious Influence on Menstrual Attitudes and Symptoms

Women & Health, 1990
Menstrual attitudes and symptoms of 18 Orthodox Jewish Mikvah attenders, 23 Orthodox Jewish Mikvah non-attenders, 35 Protestant women, and 45 Catholic women were compared. When age, education, number of pregnancies, and religiosity were controlled, Mikvah non-attenders and Protestants most strongly endorsed a view of menstruation as a bothersome event.
B O, Rothbaum, J, Jackson
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Age, religious beliefs, and sexual attitudes

The Journal of Sex Research, 2002
Age effects on sexual attitudes were examined using the Hendrick and Hendrick (1987a) Sexual Attitude Scale. The study was cross-sectional, including people from various age groups, from young adults to older adults. The religious beliefs variable, which covaries substantially both with age and sexual attitudes, was controlled.
Armelle, Le Gall, Etienne, Mullet, Sheila, Rivière Shafighi   +2 more
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The Religious and the Aesthetic Attitude

Literature and Theology, 2004
The author argues that there is a deep congruity between disinterestedness, which is considered a typical characteristic of the aesthetic attitude (we approach a work of art without immediate reference to practical concerns), and the ideal of detachment that is seen to be typical of the mature religious attitude described by mystical theologians ...
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Reexamination of Religious Influences on Abortion Attitudes

Review of Religious Research, 1992
Prior research indicates religious variables and moral attitudes toward sexuality powerfully affect abortion attitudes. This study addresses why religious variables are so influential for abortion attitudes. These patterns are particularly significant at present because legal restrictions on abortion are changing and the object of much controversy ...
Eric, Woodrum, Beth L, Davison
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A Religious Attitude Inventory

Journal of the American Academy of Religion, 1944
secondary, perhaps even major purposes we may have, this aim will include a knowledge of the field with which we deal, knowledge of the Bible, its history, and its content, knowledge of the origin, history and nature of religion. Recent studies" indicate that this .emphasis is dominant, quite naturally, among us, perhaps sufficiently that it may on ...
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Scrupulosity: Religious attitudes and clinical presentations

British Journal of Medical Psychology, 1987
The attitudes of Catholicism and Judaism to scrupulosity are presented and the similarity between their management programmes and present‐day behavioural psychotherapy is noted. Two famous cases are presented from 16th‐century Europe and a further four cases from our 20th‐century clinic in Jerusalem.
D, Greenberg, E, Witztum, J, Pisante
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