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  • Serbian orthodox religiousness : an empirical and comparative portrait
    Flere, Sergej ; Klanjšek, Rudi
    Serbian Orthodoxy is studied empirically by using different measures of religiousness. After an initial placement of Serbian religiousness in the context of World Values Survey data, a sample of ... south Serbian university students is compared to student samples from three religions: Bosnian Muslims and Slovenian Catholics. Using World Values Survey (WVS) measures, results indicate that the Serbian Orthodox prove to be more religious than irreligious: when using our own survey data and more complex measures, the Serbian Orthodox prove to be more religious than Slovenian Catholics, but less religious than Bosnian Muslims, although Serbian Orthodox affiliates do surpass the normative means on certain items. Mysticism, religious experience, and civil religion are not outstanding, in contrast to what might have been expected from the literature. The Serbian Orthodox exhibit a high level of extrinsic psychological religiousness and guilt religiousness, both of which show a significant positive correlation with trait anxiety.
    Source: Review of religious research. - ISSN 0034-673X (Vol. 50, no. 1, sep. 2008, str. 35-48)
    Type of material - article, component part ; adult, serious
    Publish date - 2008
    Language - english
    COBISS.SI-ID - 16241416

source: Review of religious research. - ISSN 0034-673X (Vol. 50, no. 1, sep. 2008, str. 35-48)

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