Understanding of Punishment in the Philosophical, Political and Legal Doctrines of Ancient China by Ye. S. Lohvynenko, I. A. Lohvynenko

“…There was a gradual formation of the institution of punishment. Religion and the morale of those times greatly influenced on that process.…”
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Kosovo and Metohija or the European Union ‒ a rhetorical dilemma in the Serbian political discourse by Ksenija Marković, Marko Jovanović, Branka Matijević

“…It is an undisputable fact that Kosovo and Metohija and the Kosovo myth are a part of culture, history, religion, and folklore of Serbian people, and it is without doubt difficult to renounce all that, even if personal and collective prosperity is offered in lieu of it, which is deemed by a certain portion of the Serbian public to come as a result of the accession to the EU. …”
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RETHINKING CLIMATE CHANGE AND NATIONAL SECURITY: IMPLICATIONS FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT IN NIGERIA by ADIGWE AUSTEEN NDUBUISI

“…The overwhelming impact of this on human interface, no doubt raises concerns that cuts across creed, colour, religion, and regional calibrations. It is generally believed that change remains a constant in human affairs; and all creatures anticipate change in their negative and positive configurations. …”
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The influence of Christianity on Graeco-Roman medicine up to the Renaissance by Francois P. Retief, Louise Cilliers

“…When Christianity became the state religion in the 4th century, the Church Fathers became increasingly authoritarian regarding the practice of medicine which was to be based on their interpretation of Galen. …”
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Postpartum intrauterine contraceptive device – What influences its use? A qualitative study from Bengaluru urban district, India by Anissa Mary Thomas Thattil, Naveen Ramesh, Sobin Sunny, Sagnik Chakraborty, Sukesh Gerard, Francis Joseph Scaria, Archana Siddaiah

“…The attitude toward and use of PPIUCD was found to be the result of an interplay between the following: educational status, religion, misconceptions, fear of side-effects, poor reproductive autonomy, male child preference, increased client involvement, increasing women empowerment, and knowledgeable healthcare providers. …”
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A Field Study on Political Socialization of Political Science Students by Ali Çiçek

“…In political socialisation as a learning process, institutions such as family, friendship networks, school, mass media and religion have constructive and transformative roles in the process. …”
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Crowdsourcing geographic information for terrorism-related disaster awareness and mitigation: perspectives and challenges by Michaelmary Chukwu, Xiao Huang, Siqin Wang, Di Yang, Xinyue Ye

“…This preference for qualitative research methods can be attributed to the multifaceted nature of terrorism, spanning security, governance, politics, religion, and law. Our advocacy is for increased studies from the domains of geography, earth observation, and big data. …”
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The Doctrine of Double Effect: An Aid in Decision-Making by Pavol Dancák

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Discriminatory Practices against Women in Labour Relations in Nigeria: Interrogating the Position of International Law by Atah Pine, Ochoga Edwin Ochoga

“…It is revealed that the discrimination against women in labour relation is grounded in unwritten Conventions, religion and tradition of the working places. Employer-employee relation is clearly defined under the international law which is in line with the Nigerian Labour Law. …”
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Kampung Beting: Family Resilience Against Religious Radicalism by Suhardiman Suhardiman, Eka Hendry Ar., Muhammad Nizar

“…Defending the honor of religion is a matter of principle, thus encouraging them to fight. …”
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Rhetorical Critique of Hedayatol Motealemin fi Teb (The first child letter about medicine) by Sayed Mahdi Rahimi, Sabaa Jalili Jashnabadi, Akbar Shayan seresht, Zeinab Norouzi

“…The teaching of principles for better life in society, ethics, medicine, politics, astronomy, religion and so on are those teachings that dedicated fathers have left for their children in the oral form or sometimes in the form of letter and book from previous periods up to now. …”
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FORMATION OF THE NEW WORLD VIEW, NEW PERSON, NEW SOCIETY OF THE FUTURE by Valentina A. Voronkova

“…Study is based on the methd of hermeneutical analysis.The scientific novelty of this work is shown in the results, which indicate the formation of the noosphere worldview that seeks to realize the idea of V.Vernadsky, which manifests itself in the context of a harmonious relationship of scientific knowledge, philosophy, and religion, which produce a variety of forms of dialogue between people of different cultural backgrounds, nationalities, religions, generations and gender. …”
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Is It Possible to Observe Society in Its Totality? Niklas Luhmann as Perseus and Medusa as Society by A. Yu. Antonovskiy

“…This additional theory specializes in reconstructing the semantics of the concept of society, how society — in its communications, religion, mass media, art, politics, but today primarily in the optics of science — looked and looks at itself. …”
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Fundraising and Zakat Distribution in Poverty Alleviation in Maruthamunai, Sri Lanka: A Maqashid Sharia Perspective by Iqbal Saujan, Abi Huraira Rifas, MS Fathima Juhi

“…Therefore, despite the relatively high poverty rate, the objectives of preserving religion, safeguarding human life, ensuring generational continuity, protecting intellect, and promoting wealth circulation can still be effectively pursued.…”
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Dynamics of Fulfillment: A Comparative Exploration of Life Satisfaction in European Muslim and Christian Communities by Özlem Yorulmaz, Leyla Zeynep Verçin

“…In this study, the data of people living in Europe were used. Since the dominant religion in Europe is Christianity, Muslims are considered a minority. …”
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A comprehensive voice dataset for Hindko digit recognitionMendeley Data by Tanveer Ahmed, Maqbool Khan, Khalil Khan, Ikram Syed, Syed Sajid Ullah

“…The spoken content of Hindko covers a wide range of subjects, including religion, education, poetry, politics, theater, and more. …”
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Self-reported Myopia in Trinidad and Tobago: A Cross-sectional Study by Ngozika Esther Ezinne, Michael Agyemang Kwarteng, Selassie Tagoh, Arian Jagroo, Darnell Martin

“…The prevalence of myopia was 40.9% and the prevalence was significantly associated with age group, ethnicity, level of education and religion (P < 0.05). Myopia was associated with family history, lifestyle, use of spectacles, daily use of computers, near work, outdoor activities, sleeping and having a father or mother with myopia (All P < 0.05). …”
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The semantics of the word " Za'm " (assumption) in the Qur'an based on Izutsu’s theory by Aliakbar Noresideh, Seyed Reza Mirahmadi, Abolfazl Torabi

“…This semantic dimension can be justified by considering the repetition of most derivatives of "Za'm" in Meccan Surahs Makki due to the connection of the content with the principles of religion, in comparison with Medinan Surahs, the content of which often relates to rulings, social affairs, etc.…”
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Blurring boundaries: early Sinhala cinema as another Adam’s Bridge between Ceylon and India (1948-1968) by Vilasnee TAMPOE-HAUTIN

“…How did early cinema become a treading and trading ground and a “global village” (MacLuhan) for citizens of the world, overriding criteria of caste, class, language and religion? But while cinema blurred conventional frontiers and enhanced social and cultural flows across borders during the colonial era, the opposite is true of the post-independent period of the 1950s when movements for the political hegemony of the Sinhala people would rapidly spill over the cinema industry. …”
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A Bibliometric Analysis of Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) Through the Lens of Maqasid Shariah Tafsir by Mariam Elbanna, Munshid Falih Wadi, Anwar M. Radiamoda, Yohei Matsuyama, Mohamad Haeqal Bin Ishak

“…The results show a significant growth in research integrating Maqasid Shariah principles, focusing on the preservation of religion, life, intellect, lineage, and wealth, with the 17 SDGs, such as poverty eradication, quality education, and environmental sustainability. …”
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