Research in the Social Scientific Study of Religion, Volume 30 (Research in the Social Scientific Study of Religion, 30)

RSSSR 30 includes an empirical study of attachment and another on daily spiritual practices, as well as two special sections which explore the social scientific study of religion in Indonesia and what has become widely known as the Pope Francis effect in contemporary Catholicism. Front Matter --Copyright page --Preface --Manuscript Invitation --Illustrations, Tables and Graphs --Notes on Contributors --Unsolicited Articles --Religious Coping with General Life Stressors in Persons with Same-Sex Attractions /Russell E. Phillips III, Sierrah Avant, Jessica Milewski, Nicholas Drop, Rachel Herndon, Alex Maccarelli and Michael Lucci --Love in the Midst of Stressors: Exploring the Role of Daily Spiritual Experiences /Gina M. Brelsford, Lynn G. Underwood and Bradley R. E. Wright --The Social Scientific Study of Religion in Indonesia --Introduction to Social Scientific Study of Religion in Indonesia /Johana E. Prawitasari, Evans Garey and Ralph W. Hood Jr. --Religions in Indonesia: a Historical Sketch /Denni Boy Saragih --The Sociological Context of Religion in Indonesia /Sindung Haryanto --Religious Self: The Multi-Construal Model of Indonesian Self /Retno Hanggarani Ninin --An Inverted Quest: Cosmopolitanism and Religion in Baladeva Comics /Leonard Chrysostomos Epafras --Exploration of Christian Faith Religiosity in Indonesia /Olivia Hadiwirawan, Denny Putra and Evans Garey --The Trends in Islamic Psychology in Indonesia /H. Fuad Nashori, Raden Rachmy Diana and Bahril Hidayat --Srikandi Lintas Iman: Religiosity in Diversity /Nina Mariani Noor --At the Intersection of Science and Faith: Epistemic Cognition about “Religiously-Loaded” Scientific Issues /Anindito Aditomo --Rasch Model of Religious Hope: Scale Development with an Indonesian Sample /Evans Garey, Ngadiman Djaja and Ralph W. Hood Jr. --Religious Orientation and Hope Expressed among University Students /Petrayuna Dian Omega and Ngadiman Djaja --Spirituality and Posttraumatic Growth among Disaster Survivors in Indonesia /Zarina Akbar --The Pope Francis Effect --Pope Francis Effect between Internal Reforms of the Catholic Church and Geopolitical Choices: An Introduction /Giuseppe Giordan --Modernizing the Roman Form of Catholicism /Enzo Pace --The Primacy of Reality: The People First of All /Monica Simeoni and Francesco Vespasiano --Pope Francis and Argentinean Politics /Verónica Roldán --A Catholic Dilemma: Church and Pope Resisting to and Compromising with Political and Cognitive Revolution /Roberto Motta --Negating the Francis Effect?: The Effect of the Abuse Crisis in Ireland /Gladys Ganiel --A Global Papacy: The International Travels of Pope Francis and Geopolitics /Andrew P. Lynch --Pope Francis and Latin American Evangelicals /Ari Pedro Oro and Erico Tavares de Carvalho Junior --The Failed Visit of Francis to Chile and the Catholic Church Crisis /Cristian Parker and José Pérez Valdivia --The Non-Effect of Pope Francis behind the Scenes of “Mexico always Faithful” /Renée de la Torre --Back Matter --Index Contents Preface Manuscript Invitation Illustrations, Tables and Graphs Notes on Contributors Unsolicited Articles Chapter 1 Religious Coping with General Life Stressors in Persons with Same-Sex Attractions Chapter 2 Love in the Midst of Stressors: Exploring the Role of Daily Spiritual Experiences Special Section 1 The Social Scientific Study of Religion in Indonesia Chapter 3 Introduction to Social Scientific Study of Religion in Indonesia Chapter 4 Religions in Indonesia: a Historical Sketch Chapter 5 The Sociological Context of Religion in Indonesia Chapter 6 Religious Self: The Multi-Construal Model of Indonesian Self Chapter 7 An Inverted Quest: Cosmopolitanism and Religion in Baladeva Comics Chapter 8 Exploration of Christian Faith Religiosity in Indonesia Chapter 9 The Trends in Islamic Psychology in Indonesia Chapter 10 Srikandi Lintas Iman: Religiosity in Diversity Chapter 11 At the Intersection of Science and Faith: Epistemic Cognition about “Religiously-Loaded” Scientific Issues Chapter 12 Rasch Model of Religious Hope: Scale Development with an Indonesian Sample Chapter 13 Religious Orientation and Hope Expressed among University Students Chapter 14 Spirituality and Posttraumatic Growth among Disaster Survivors in Indonesia Special Section 2 The Pope Francis Effect Chapter 15 Pope Francis Effect between Internal Reforms of the Catholic Church and Geopolitical Choices: An Introduction Chapter 16 Modernizing the Roman Form of Catholicism Chapter 17 The Primacy of Reality: The People First of All Chapter 18 Pope Francis and Argentinean Politics Chapter 19 A Catholic Dilemma: Church and Pope Resisting to and Compromising with Political and Cognitive Revolution Chapter 20 Negating the Francis Effect?: The Effect of the Abuse Crisis in Ireland Chapter 21 A Global Papacy: The International Travels of Pope Francis and Geopolitics Chapter 22 Pope Francis and Latin American Evangelicals Chapter 23 The Failed Visit of Francis to Chile and the Catholic Church Crisis Chapter 24 The Non-Effect of Pope Francis behind the Scenes of “Mexico always Faithful” Index The 30th volume of 'Research in the Social Scientific Study of Religion' consists of two special sections, as well as two separate empirical studies on attachment and daily spiritual practices. The first special section deals with the social scientific study of religion in Indonesia. Indonesia is a predominantly Muslim country whose history and contemporary involvement in the study of religion is explored from both sociological and psychological perspectives. The second special section is on the Pope Francis effect: the challenges of modernization in the Catholic church and the global impact of Pope Francis. While its focus is mainly on the Catholic religion, the internal dynamics and geopolitics explored apply more broadly