So much for [Moses and Monotheism]. . . . I have been very much besought to write something for Romain Rolland’s 70th birthday. . . . I managed to write a short analysis of “a feeling of alienation” which overcame me on the Acropolis in Athens in 1904, something very intimate. . . . . But combine the two proverbs about the rogue who gives more and the beautiful girl who will not give more than ...

Religious and spiritual (R/S) conversations at the end-of-life function to help patients and their families find comfort in difficult circumstances. Physicians who feel uncertain about how to discuss topics related to religious beliefs may seek to avoid R/S conversations with their patients. This study utilized a two-group objective structured clinical examination with a standardized patient to...

islam has particular style and doctrine about health and treatment that makes it different from other treatment methods. the aim of this article is studying the principles and methods of islamic health treatment and the attitudes of this religion toward appearance of disease caused by material or immaterial factors. this article is review type and it is presented by descriptive analysis method ...

The theme in this paper is about the ethical principles of HAMKA context moral development Indonesia. ethics commonly discussed various scientific works, but what makes it interesting that he one greatest thinkers Indonesia who also known as a scholar, writer, expert on Sufism, and philosopher. This underlies author to examine seek answers problem formulas, namely how concept are Indonesian? me...

Religious text scholarship explores the meaning of passages and uses critical/rhetorical research methods. In contrast, automated tools that perform shallower but broader quantitative analysis have been created. These tools process entire books and help illuminate relationships between religious texts. We have automatically extracted and categorized noun and verb phrases from nine religious tex...

Using information on thousands of books written in the medieval Islamic world, I document a sustained decline in innovative intellectual production starting in the 12th century CE. I show that this decline coincides with an increase in the percentage of books dedicated to religious topics and in the proportion of authors employed in religious occupations. These findings are consistent with hist...