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Journal Journal for the Scientific Study of Religion

Aim & Scope

The Journal for the Scientific Study of Religion (JSSR), the quarterly publication of the Society for the Scientific Study of Religion, has published research on religious phenomena for over forty years. Drawing on a rich interdisciplinary cross-section of scholarship -- including religion, sociology, political science, psychology, anthropology, and history -- the journal offers scholarly analysis of the role of religion in society. Examples of topics covered include patterns of church membership and growth, the relationship between religion and health, the relationship between religion and social attitudes, the rise of fundamentalism, secularization and sacralization, and new religious movements. JSSR is an important publication for those who desire to keep current with scholarship on the role and impact of religion in today's world. [1]

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2024-06-30

“See You Sunday?” Effects of Attending a Specific Weekend Religious Service on Emotional Well‐Being: A State/Trait Analysis of the SoulPulse Study

B Kent , L Upenieks , D Jang , ... , B Wright

Journal for the Scientific Study of Religion , 2024

10.1111/jssr.12934

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2024-07-11

Ethnodoxy and Immigration Attitudes in the Middle East/North Africa

H Ridge

Journal for the Scientific Study of Religion , 2024

10.1111/jssr.12935

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2024-06-24

Using Large‐Scale Location Data to Examine Racial Diversity and Segregation in Church Attendees’ Home Neighborhoods

P Greenberg , S Danielsen , R Wishart

Journal for the Scientific Study of Religion , 2024

10.1111/jssr.12936

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2024-06-19

Environmentalism and Christian Values in Hong Kong: The Potential Influences of Stewardship, Justice, Love, and Church Environmental Education

M Ho , T Hui , J Chan

Journal for the Scientific Study of Religion , 2024

10.1111/jssr.12930

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2024-06-14

Do the Three Modern Social Conditions—High Existential Security, Education, and Urbanicity—Really Make People Less Religious? A Worldwide Analysis, 1989–2020

L Roberts

Journal for the Scientific Study of Religion , 2024

10.1111/jssr.12932

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2024-06-11

Supernatural Attributions for Extraordinary Events: Examining Cognitive and Contextual Predictors

J Wilt , J Exline , N Stauner

Journal for the Scientific Study of Religion , 2024

10.1111/jssr.12933

0 48

2024-06-08

MASS OBSERVERS MAKING MEANING: RELIGION, SPIRITUALITY, AND ATHEISM IN LATE 20TH‐CENTURY BRITAIN. By JamesHinton. London: Bloomsbury Academic, 2022 (hardcover), 2023 (Paperback). xii + 190 pp. £81.00 hardback, £26.09 papeback, £20.87 Ebook.

R DIXON

Journal for the Scientific Study of Religion , 2024

10.1111/jssr.12931

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2024-06-08

Religion and Policy Preferences in Context: Born‐Again Christian Identity, Support for Inclusive COVID‐19 Aid, and the Broader Political Environment

C Seto , S Ortiz

Journal for the Scientific Study of Religion , 2024

10.1111/jssr.12929

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2024-05-08

Religious Fundamentalism and Perception of Group Norms as Predictors of Radical Action Intention

T Besta , M Jaśkiewicz , B Pastwa‐Wojciechowska , ... , M Szulc

Journal for the Scientific Study of Religion , 2024

10.1111/jssr.12924

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2024-05-06

The Impact of Ritual Participation on Perceived Moral Objectivity: A Longitudinal Investigation of the U.S. Adolescents

R Chvaja

Journal for the Scientific Study of Religion , 2024

10.1111/jssr.12920

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