Titlebook: Euthanasia, Abortion, Death Penalty and Religion - The Right to Life and its Limitations; International Empiri Hans-Georg Ziebertz,Francesc

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Attitudes Towards the Right to Life and the Religiosity of Young People in Lithuania,e traditional opinions about religiosity support its active participation in public life and express more conservative and prohibiting views on euthanasia and abortion. Contrary to our expectations, respondents who disapprove of abortion had a positive approach to women’s rights.

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Religion and Attitudes Towards Abortion and Euthanasia Among Young People in Poland and Norway,wards abortion and euthanasia; this means that the most religious people also have the most negative attitudes regarding these issues. Views regarding the role religion should perform in society are also strong predictors of attitudes. In both countries, those who think that church and religion shou

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Heinz-Dieter Haustein,Harry Maierndary school students (N = 1087), show that religious beliefs and practices do have a significant impact on the students’ attitudes on abortion and euthanasia and highlight a relevant role of religion in the current public debate on bioethical issues.

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Dennis K. Hubbard,Michel Garciacator with a significant negative correlation between prayer frequency and acceptance of euthanasia and abortion. In addition to prayer frequency, religious identity is a second key indicator. Muslim students and Catholic students are less accepting of euthanasia and abortion than Protestant students and non-religious students.

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Book 2019s written by scholars from 14 countries that offer international comparative empirical research. Inside, readers will find case studies from such areas as: India, Chile, Germany, Italy, England, Palestine, Lithuania, Nigeria, and Poland...The papers focus on three limitations of the right to life: t