Resumé Recently, the field of psychology has begun to display a growing interest in
religious coping methods and their implications for health and well-being. Empirical studies …

This paper attempts to review the literature on the Islamic values and principles in an
organization, then presents the importance of its delineated dimensions. Two main theories …

Despite its overwhelming importance to millions of people across the planet both currently
and throughout history, religion has been largely neglected by entrepreneurship research …

The essence of religion was once widely thought to be a unique form of experience that
could not be explained in neurological, psychological, or sociological terms. In recent …

This article explores how religion, as a meaning system, influences coping with adversity.
First, a model emphasizing the role of meaning making in coping is presented. Next, religion …

Meaning is widely regarded as central to human experience. Frankl (1969) con-sidered “will
to meaning” the primary human motive, arguing that the main goal in life is not to gain …

The authors characterize religions as social groups and religiosity as the extent to which a
person identifies with a religion, subscribes to its ideology or worldview, and conforms to its …

Religion invests human existence with meaning by establishing goals and value systems
that potentially pertain to all aspects of a persons' life. A goals approach provides a general …

The aim of this paper is to understand the complexity of travel motivations to sacred places.
Using ethnographic techniques within the Greek Orthodox context, we argue that while …

Crises can be viewed through a spiritual lens as threats, challenges, losses, or opportunities
for the growth of whatever the individual may hold sacred. In coming to terms with trauma …