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Bridging the gap between objective and subjective well-being among first generation immigrants: exploring the role of religion and spirituality. [PDF]

Front Sociol
Batuwanthudawa S, Udayanga S.
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Can you feel meaning? Spirituality involves stronger sensorimotor associations with abstract concepts. [PDF]

R Soc Open Sci
Zarzeczna N, Proulx T, Meier B, Gutierrez-Sigut E.   +3 more
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Religious Pluralism

Journal of Islamic Thought and Civilization, 2014
In the traditional paradigm, the study of the ‘other’ was based on the exclusivist approach. Hence, every individual religious identity claimed exclusiveness in terms of salvation particularly, and in general, the right to live at his existence level, and the right to persist at his conceptual level.
GIORDAN, GIUSEPPE, E. Pace
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Political Theory, 1999
L'A. remet en question la conception traditionnelle de la separation complete de l'Eglise et de l'Etat comme condition de l'Etat moderne seculier. Au-dela du debat anglais centre sur la question de la privatisation des religions, et du debat americain centre sur le role de l'argument religieux dans le discours constitutionnel public, l'A.
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Religious pluralism

2018
Religion displays a luxuriant diversity of beliefs and practices. Crusades and colonialism, preaching and proselytizing, argument and apologetics have failed to produce worldwide agreement. In order to understand this situation, four possibilities are worth considering. The first is reductive naturalism.
W. Cole Durham, Donlu D. Thayer
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The Pluralisms of American "Religious Pluralism"

Journal of Church and State, 1998
Religious pluralism is an important fact, as well as a significant factor, in our society and in our world. However, like many so-called facts, what religious pluralism really means depends not so much on the fact of religious pluralism itself, but upon how one interprets the meaning and significance of this fact.
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Plurality and Pluralism in Religious Education

2009
A recent comparison of religious education in Germany and United States in the twentieth century shows that a preoccupation with modernity was central to many religious educators at the beginning of the century (Osmer & Schweitzer, 2003). Later, this liberal and optimistic view of culture and society met with criticism, and gradually the focus shifted ...
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