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The relevance of religion to medical science.
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[Seventh International on the History of Religions].
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Religion as a family foundation.
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A practical religion course.
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[The spiritual dimension of nursing--6: "In the supermarket of religions"].
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Religion, health, and questions of meaning.
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Religion, spirituality, and their relevance to medicine: an update.
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[The meaning of religion in the patient's life].
The paper is a review of positions of relating dependences between level of religiosity and attitude in the face of disease. The subject of article concerns the questions related from defining conception of religiosity, this role in coping with stress of disease, unpleasant emotions and influence on quality of the patients' life. The impact of religious convictions was talked over on formation between patients report also, their doctors and health. The authors exploring the connection between the healing of the body and religious consciousness indicate necessity of comprehensive treating to the patients.
[Politics, medicine, religion, and society in the 18th-century debate on burials].
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The impact of religion and cultural values on AIDS education programs in Malaysia and the Philippines.
This paper examines the impact of cultural values and government policies on the content of AIDS educational literature prepared by public health agencies in Malaysia and the Philippines. The literature from these countries, which has been distributed to the public and is intended to inform them of the danger of AIDS, how the HIV is and is not transmitted, and how to avoid infection, is analyzed and evaluated for effectiveness and congruence with the dominant religious tenets and cultural practices in each country, and attitudes to sexual behavior. The paper also describes the response of these countries to the AIDS pandemic, and concludes with suggestions about how this form of AIDS education can be improved.
Religion tied to treatment: responding to patients' beliefs.
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Religion and medicine: an ancient relationship.
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