Year: 2021
Articles in SafetyLit: 20

Association between religious attitudes and aggression levels in Turkish university students

Christian churches and the prevention of preadolescent aggression and violence in Puerto Rico: regional leaders' perspective

Clergy-perpetrated sexual abuse in Ghana: a media content analysis of survivors, offenders, and offence characteristics

COVID-19, moral injury and the Bhagvad Gita

Is it harmful? A Thomistic perspective on risk science in social welfare

Is physical alteration a sufficient reason to prohibit ritual infant circumcision?

Moral injury and the absurd: the suffering of moral paradox

Moral injury, Australian veterans and the role of chaplains: an exploratory qualitative study

Moral injury: an increasingly recognized and widespread syndrome

Psychological maltreatment and spiritual wellbeing in Turkish college young adults: exploring the mediating effect of college belonging and social support

Recollections of childhood sexual abuse: complexities of religious coping and Muslim religious and psychological adjustment in Afghanistan

Religion, strain and suicidality among Chinese young adults

Religiosity and conversion therapy is associated with psychosocial health problems among sexual minority men (SMM) in Nigeria

Religiosity and suicide: a large-scale international and individual analysis considering the effects of different religious beliefs

Spirituality of the traumatized child: a call for increased faith community participation in the trauma-healing process for children

Suicide across Buddhism, American Indian-Alaskan Native, and African traditional religions, Aatheism and agnosticism: an updated systematic review

The power of women's faith in coping with intimate partner violence: systematic literature review

The queer faith tensions: a poetic inquiry into the privacy of the 'inner worlds' of African closeted queer clergy

Treatment of moral injury in U.S. veterans with PTSD using a structured chaplain intervention

Understanding moral injury morbidity: a qualitative study examining chaplain's perspectives