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Religions, Volume 13, Issue 7

July 2022 - 100 articles

Cover Story: A consideration of the COVID-19 pandemic in the larger context of our present-day ontology and the environmentally destructive human–nature relationship that characterizes it. This article first sets out the problematic conceptualization of nature in the modern social imaginary, focusing upon the self in terms of identity, agency, and authority. Second, it sets out how the pandemic fundamentally disrupts these three facets of the self. Finally, it explores opportunities for a renewed relationship with nature through the concepts of metaphysical participation, teleology, and rational intuition. In doing so, the pandemic crisis is considered in the wider context of the ecological crisis, and as an opportunity for rethinking our collective concept of nature as well as the place of our selves within it. View this paper
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Articles (100)

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  • Open Access
2 Citations
3,067 Views
13 Pages

21 July 2022

Islamophobia is on the rise in many Western countries, and while previous research has considered the causes of Islamophobia and the impact it has on its victims, little research has investigated the attitudes and experiences of Muslims who are worki...

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  • Open Access
2 Citations
2,297 Views
9 Pages

21 July 2022

In this paper, I consider Sterba’s recent criticism of skeptical theism in context of his argument from evil. I show that Sterba’s criticism of skeptical theism shares an undesirable trait with all past criticisms of skeptical theism: it...

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  • Open Access
1 Citations
7,350 Views
38 Pages

21 July 2022

Drawing on both ethnographic and literary sources, this paper indicates that initiations into the mantra of Bālā are essential rites of passage for various Tantric communities. We focus on two previously unstudied texts: Bālāvi...

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  • Open Access
5 Citations
4,044 Views
19 Pages

20 July 2022

The article offers a socio-legal analysis of the recent case on freedom of/from religion in Italy, the Coppoli judgment of the Italian Supreme Court, which grants public schools the autonomy to manage religious symbols. The new ruling is discussed in...

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  • Open Access
7 Citations
4,857 Views
21 Pages

18 July 2022

This article seeks to contribute to the study of migration and religion in two EU countries, Croatia and Italy, by examining the impact of religiosity and cultural identification on negative attitudes toward immigrants. In many European societies, th...

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  • Open Access
4 Citations
4,413 Views
10 Pages

18 July 2022

The impact of LGBTQ+ individuals upon church institutions, state organizations, and political actors is expanding globally. Considerable policy objectives that protect queer people and families, most notably on marriage, trans rights, and non-discrim...

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  • Open Access
3 Citations
6,900 Views
33 Pages

18 July 2022

Mahāyāna and Theravāda are the two major traditions of Buddhism in contemporary Asia. Although they share many similar teachings, there are long-standing disputes between their respective sets of adherents, touching on doctrine, ritual...

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Religions - ISSN 2077-1444