Titlebook: Euthanasia, Abortion, Death Penalty and Religion - The Right to Life and its Limitations; International Empiri Hans-Georg Ziebertz,Francesc

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The Right to Life Among Chilean Youth,resses the role that religion and religiosity play in the protection of the right to life, as they are compromised in situations related to abortion, euthanasia and the death penalty. This chapter analyses this topic in the context of Chile, a traditionally Roman Catholic country that has been exper

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,Human Dignity, Religious Ethics or Hedonism – What Can Predict Young People’s Attitudes in Germany e a right to terminate life, specifically in the cases of euthanasia and abortion? These two topics inevitably lead to heated discussions, as has been observed in a number of societies. The question this paper asks is: how do young people in Germany evaluate the contradicting arguments surrounding t

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Religion, Human Rights and Matters of Life and Death: Exploring Attitude Toward Abortion and Euthance) and self-assigned religious affiliation (Protestant, Catholic, Muslim, and non-religious) among a sample of 966 students between the ages of 14 and 18 years in England and Wales, after taking into account personal factors (age and sex) and psychological factors (extraversion, neuroticism, and ps

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Attitudes Towards the Right to Life and the Religiosity of Young People in Lithuania,nasia and abortion as two cases indicating attitudes of young people towards the possible limitation of the right to life. Abortion and euthanasia are rarely debated in public in Lithuania; from time to time conservative politicians and the Roman Catholic Church try to initiate such discussions, but

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Death Penalty and the Right to Life. A Comparative Empirical Study in Tanzania and Nigeria,f crimes against humanity (the death penalty). The data was collected in 2014 and 2015 among selected students in secondary schools, high schools, and universities in Tanzania (N = 1286) and Nigeria (N = 1191). The expectation is that the younger generations in both Tanzania and Nigeria may have som

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Religion and Attitudes Towards Abortion and Euthanasia Among Young People in Poland and Norway,ntry with a strong Catholic tradition. Norway is a highly secularized Scandinavian country with a dominating Lutheran Church. The two countries have different legal frameworks regarding abortion and euthanasia. We aim here to investigate the connection between religion and attitudes towards abortion

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Religion, Trust in Institutions and Attitudes Towards Abortion: A Comparison of Lutheran and Orthodn countries and Christian Orthodox countries in the eastern part of Europe. The four countries involved in this study are Belarus, Romania, Norway and Sweden, and our focus is on students’ attitudes towards human rights—especially reproductive health and women’s rights. The effect religion has on at