Journal of Religion and Health

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13.09.2021 | Original Paper Open Access

Religion-Adapted Cognitive Behavioral Therapy: A Review and Description of Techniques

Systematic reviews have shown the efficacy of religion-adapted cognitive behavioral therapy (R-CBT); however, many clinicians lack practical knowledge of these protocols. We describe here the techniques of religious adaptation to CBT that have …

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13.09.2021 | Original Paper Open Access

Relationships Among Belief in God, Well-Being, and Social Capital in the 2020 European and World Values Surveys: Distinguishing Interpersonal and Ideological Prosociality

Analyses of the 2020 combined European and World Values Surveys (124,958 respondents from 77 countries) found that people who believed in God tended to be happier, more satisfied with lives, and healthier than non-believers. Believers trusted …

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13.09.2021 | Original Paper

Spirituality of the Traumatized Child: A Call for Increased Faith Community Participation in the Trauma-Healing Process for Children

One-third of all children worldwide experience trauma. This includes domestic violence, serious illness, physical or mental abuse, and death of a parent, among other traumatic experiences. Children who experience trauma are more likely to …

13.09.2021 | Philosophical Exploration Open Access

Human Health and Christianity in the Context of the Dilemma of Forgiveness

This article argues that Christianity has the potential to strengthen people’s health when solving the forgiveness dilemma. However—paradoxically—the starting point for the analysis is the presumption that a hasty and imprudent decision to forgive …

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12.09.2021 | Original Paper

Relationship of Muslim Religiosity and Death Anxiety with the Mediating Effect of Optimism and Depression Among Cancer Patients in Pakistan

Optimism and the practice of any religion are known to reduce depression and anxiety in cancer patients. In the present study, the specific role of Muslim religiosity, optimism, depression, and death anxiety in cancer patients has been explored.

Weitere Informationen

Titel

Journal of Religion and Health

Verlag

Springer US

Abdeckung

Volume 36/1997 - Volume 60/2021

Print ISSN

0022-4197

Elektronische ISSN

1573-6571

DOI

https://doi.org/10.1007/10943.1573-6571

Zeitschriften-ID

10943