The integration between curriculum and multicultural awareness is one of the solutions to create a good education. This article aims review development multicultural-based in Indonesia. research uses literature system method. Data collection help Google Scholar (2019-2022) search for articles relevant developing Islamic religious education curriculum. Based on results analysis, it can be conclu...

This article examines the narrative strategies used in world religious literature, exploring how these texts create and convey meaning they shape beliefs practices across different cultures time periods. The provides a theoretical framework for understanding strategy role of historical cultural contexts, characters, plot structure, symbolism metaphor, point view perspective, intertextuality. By...

Trust is a critical aspect of social interaction. One might predict that individuals trust religious out-groups less than religious in-groups, and that costly signals performed by members of religious in-groups increase trust while costly signals performed by members of religious out-groups decrease trust. We examined how Christian participants perceived the trustworthiness of Muslim and Christ...

BACKGROUND This paper provides a summary and analysis of the regulation of ayahuasca in Brazil, from its prohibition in the mid-eighties to the recent adoption of CONAD's (Conselho Nacional de Políticas sobre Drogas) 2010 Resolution, which established a set of rules, norms and ethical principles to be applied to religious and ritual uses of ayahuasca. Brazil's regulatory process is used as a st...

Abstract Love has long been extolled as a route to human moral and spiritual progress fulfilment, not only in much past religious literature narrative but the more recent work of writers such philosopher novelist Iris Murdoch. In texts, however, sentiment (or virtue) love is clearly than just blind or brute passion presupposes distinctive capacities for knowledge free agency. That said, relatio...

The paper analyzes the relation between religious beliefs, religious participation and social cooperation. In particular, we focus on religions that instill beliefs about the connection between rewards and punishments and social behaviour. We show how religious organizations arise endogenously, analyze their e¤ect on social interactions in society and identify a "spiritual" as well as a "materi...

The literature on religiousness, spirituality (R/S), and health has increased dramatically in the past decade, but suffers from a lack of integrative theoretical models and well-defined constructs. Drawing on self-regulation theory, we hypothesized that the effects of religiousness (e.g., affiliation, service attendance) on health affects behavioral self-regulation of health habits; in contrast...