Varga Zsigmond teológia professzor, a Debreceni m. kir. Tisza István-Tudományegyetem 1932/33. évi Rector Magnificusa by Levente Baráth

“…Zsigmond Varga, Professor of the History of Religion, the Rector Magnificus of the Hungarian Royal István Tisza University of Debrecen during the academic year 1933/1934. …”
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Robert Bellah, religion og menneskelig evolution by Hans J. Lundager Jensen

“…Hopefully, Bellah's book will be a standard reference work in the academic study of religion and an inspiration for the history of religion in the future to engage in historical and comparative studies. …”
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The Turkish Nation as a Bridge: Imagining a Nation in Turkish Parliamentary Discourse by Erdogan Aykaç

“…They used identity markers as ethnicity, language, geography, history, and religion to address these strategies. Metaphorically framing Turkish communities as a bridge provided them a dominant bridge role, namely that of friendship and peace. …”
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Preludes and postludes to Gibbon: variations on an impromptu by J. G. A. Pocock by Young, B

“…That was marked by a desire to treat religion seriously as a driving force in history: and the same concern is applied here to further understanding an eighteenth-century controversy in which history and religion were dramatically involved, and which profoundly affected Gibbon's own historical and religious views. …”

The transition from shamanism to Russian Orthodoxy in Alaska by Mousalimas, S

The position of the holy matter in the historiography of Medina and Iraq by Yosof Headarnejad

“…In the historiography of Medina and Iraq in the first and second centuries of the Hijri, a similar attempt was made to achieve a different understanding of the myth and history of religion. The question here is: What methods and procedures did the historiography of Medina and Iraq use to convey the sacred matters in history. …”
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The Catechism through Andean Eyes: Reflections on Post-Tridentine Reform in Inca Garcilaso de la Vega’s <i>Comentarios reales</i> by John Charles

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“To the Ice-House” – With Apologies to Virginia Woolf: Conversations on Place in the Humanities by Judith Irwin-Mulcahy et al

“…We are a group of faculty from Wake Forest University in Winston-Salem, North Carolina, who came together from the disciplines of literature, history, and religion as part of a Global Humanities research initiative. …”
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H.M. Rasjidi's View on The Modern Western Civilization by Mohammad Zakki Azani

“…The results found that modern Western civilization cannot be separated from the thoughts and reflections of their philosophers about the nature of life and the universe as well as their experiences in viewing the history of religion in the West. The system of the theocracy of the church has triggered the emergence of secularism which moves freely from the domination of church doctrine. …”
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Kant’s philosophy as the development of the intentions of enlightenment by Kalinnikov Leonard A.

“…This was true in psychology, epistemology, philosophy of history and religion, law and the state. Kant’s role was to complete this task. …”
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ALBANIAN CITIES IN SAMI FRASHERI’S ENCYCLOPEDIA “KAMUSU’L-A’LAM” by KUJTİM NURO

“…Although he lived a short life (1850 - 1904), his extensive works in the fields of linguistics, literature, history, geography, religion and more, have given great contributions not only to the history of two above-mentioned cultures, but also to other cultures and civilizations of the world. …”
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Rainmakers for the Cosmopolitan Empire: A Historical and Religious Study of 18th Century Tibetan Rainmaking Rituals in the Qing Dynasty by Hanung Kim

“…Although Tibetan rainmaking rituals speak of important aspects of both history and religion, scholars thus far have paid only biased attention to the rituals and performative aspects rather than the abundant textual materials available. …”
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Renovationist Church Episcopate in USSR in 1941-1945: Transformations of Political Views by I. V. Petrov

“…The presented author’s development is based on the materials of Russian archives, as well as modern scientific literature devoted to the problems of the history of religion during the Great Patriotic war and the study of divisions within the Russian Orthodoxy.…”
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A Study of Chantepie’s Phenomenology of Religion and the Evaluation of its Critics by Susan Anjom-e Rouz, Ghorban Elmi

“…This study first explains Chantepie's view of the phenomenology of religion, and while analyzing the phenomenology of Chantepie's religion, which lies between the philosophy of religion and the history of religion, believes that the critique of the phenomenology of Chantepie's religion in general is self-critical. …”
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JEWISH SUFISM IN MEDIEVAL ISLAM by Perpustakaan UGM, i-lib

“…Keywords: Jewish mysticism, Interfaith interaction, History of Religion, Jewish-Muslim relationship…”

Reenacting Exodus and the Civil War: Passover and All Other Nights by Dara Horn by Joshua Benjamin Leavitt

“…Just as the seder is meant to strengthen Jewish communal bonds and inspire Jews to apply Exodus to their present context, the protagonist’s various personal reenactments, from childhood memories to various religious rituals, show him how learning about Jewish history and religion might motivate civic engagement in the United States. …”
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Ironies of Christian Presence in Southern Africa by Sibusiso Masondo

“…David Chidester's work on the history of religion in Southern Africa provides a very useful background for exploring the ironies of Christian presence in Southern Africa. …”
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Reflections of Privacy and Modesty Approach in Traditional Konya Houses by Mine Ulusoy, Mustafa Alper Dönmez

“…Religious beliefs, one of the cultural factors, have been one of the important factors contributing to the shaping of architecture by influencing the way of thinking and behavior of societies since the beginning of history. The religion of Islam also played an important role in the development of Anatolian Turkish architecture. …”
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Sustainable consumption, resonance, and care by Stefan Wahlen, Aurianne Stroude

“…According to Hartmut Rosa, resonance as world relationship can be detected on three axes on which individuals relate to the world: (1) horizontal (people and politics), (2) diagonal (things), and (3) vertical (collective singulars such as nature, art, history, and religion). Using these axes as heuristic, we analyze solicited journaling method as well as in-depth interview data. …”
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Udstigere og immunsystemer, asketer og akrobater. Om Peter Sloterdijks Du musst dein Leben ändern. Über Anthropotechnik by Hans J. Lundager Jensen

“…The analysis can (partly against the author’s own intentions) be seen as an important contribution to an evolutionary history of religion. A fuller understanding of the phenomenon of asceticism as a cultural constant needs, however, the supplement provided by Emile Durkheim’s theory of the ‘negative cult’. …”
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