Titlebook: Religiosity in East and West; Conceptual and Metho Sarah Demmrich,Ulrich Riegel Book 2020 Springer Fachmedien Wiesbaden GmbH, part of Sprin

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East–West Religiosity: Some Peculiarities of Religiosity of European Followers of Eastern Teachings sity of the European followers of Eastern teachings and practices. Being a relatively new phenomenon, this kind of religiosity poses many conceptual and methodological questions. What are the traits of this religiosity? Does it combine the features of East and West religiosity or is it an entirely W

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Hungary—Continuing and Changing Trends and Mechanisms of Religious Changeready observed in the 1980s, the church-related religiosity began to slowly but steadily decline. In parallel, there was a further increase in the dimension of faith and some other individual forms of religiosity. For a long time, studies from 2008 (EVS, ISSP) were the latest sources of empirical ev

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An Intersection of Religion and Pillars of the Mongolian Societymations and historical transitions from pastoral nomadism to urbanization and modernization. Resembling Mongolian society with a large family, living in a big ., a round nomadic tent, the researcher identifies its two pillars: one is the . and the other is . The paper investigates the relationship o

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The Contours of Religiosity in Hinduism: Locating Religious Doctrines, Interrogating Communal Behaviunal act with the?spiritual principles, embedded within Hinduism? This chapter inquires into the contexts that govern religiosity in Hinduism. The first section, conceptualized religious fundamentalism as a form of religiosity. The second section, outlines the core principles from the?sacred scriptu

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Religion and Religiosity in a Himalayan Tribal Community - a Study of Jaunsaris influence society and human lives; it is measured with reference to the degree to which these components of religion are adhered to. Also religiosity refers to the extent to which people participate or are committed to following rituals and practices. In comparison to organized religious structures

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