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1. www.ansirh.org › research › ongoingResearch on Religious Healthcare Institutions | ANSIRH

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   We lead yearly meetings of researchers and advocates to discuss and disseminate new research findings. We are a resource to health policy makers, researchers, and journalists seeking to understand how religion affects reproductive care. Quick facts on religious healthcare systems. One out of five hospital beds resides in a religious hospital.

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   Welcome to The Center for the Study of Religion. Our work at Ohio State emphasizes the dynamic aspects of religious systems and the importance of studying them within carefully nuanced understandings of the larger social and cultural contexts in which they exist.

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   Our work at Ohio State emphasizes the dynamic aspects of religious systems and the importance of studying them within carefully nuanced understandings of the larger social and cultural contexts in which they exist. We seek to understand the symbiosis that exists between religions and other social and cultural systems, and view religion as an ...

4. u.osu.edu › csrblog › 2022/03/23Why Study Religion? with Dr. Alexis Wells-Oghoghomeh - U.OSU

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   Mar 23, 2022 · There are many ways we can use religious studies and the skills you learn within religious studies, the ways of relating and communicating with people through very difficult, sometimes deeply-seated understandings and beliefs that can translate into many other spaces. And I think most importantly, religion is the study of what makes us human.

5. u.osu.edu › csrblog › 2021/11/29Why Study Religion? with Interim Director Dr. Hannibal Hamlin

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   Nov 29, 2021 · Why Study Religion? is a video series in which the CSR asks its faculty, students, and staff what is important to them about the academic study of religion and why more folks should consider pursuing it. Find out more about the Center and its initiatives HERE. To learn more about OSU’s Religious Studies Major, visit our website at THIS LINK.

6. religion.osu.edu › about-usAbout Us | Center for the Study of Religion

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   About. The Center for the Study of Religion was established in 2007 to encourage and support scholarly research on religion (s) at The Ohio State University. Without expectation of generating consensus, and without advocating for or against any specific religious perspective, the CSR cultivates disciplined reflection—among faculty, students ...

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   Why do we study religious systems at Ohio State?

   • Our work at Ohio State emphasizes the dynamic aspects of religious systems and the importance of studying them within carefully nuanced understandings of the larger social and cultural contexts in which they exist.

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   What is the Research Consortium on religious healthcare institutions?

   • The Research Consortium on Religious Healthcare Institutions connects people doing work on this topic and communicates that work broadly. We lead yearly meetings of researchers and advocates to discuss and disseminate new research findings.

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   Where can I find spring courses for the study of religion?

   • Spring courses for the Study of Religion are now posted online for your scheduling convenience. Find them all in one place on our website on our "Courses" page. Be sure to note the tabs at the top…

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   How many hospitals are Catholic?

   • One out of five hospital beds resides in a religious hospital. About three-quarters of those hospitals are Catholic and operate according to consistent restrictions outlined in the Ethical and Religious Directives for Catholic Healthcare Services. As of 2016, four out of the ten largest health systems in the U.S. were Catholic.

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   How has Catholic Health changed over the years?

   • Specifically, we have seen the mergers of distinct Catholic systems (such as Dignity and Catholic Health Initiatives), acquisitions of secular hospitals by religiously-affiliated healthcare systems, and increasing financial opportunities for religious institutions through non-profit status and public funding.

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   Are zombie hospitals owned by a religious group?

   • Answer: No, but there are “zombie hospitals”, a term coined by legal scholar Elizabeth Sepper. While not technically owned by a religious group, these organizations continue to abide by the clinical restrictions advised by the ERDs. This is often done as a condition of sale for Catholic institutions to non-Catholic entities.

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8. u.osu.edu › csrblog › 2022/02/23Why Study Religion? with PhD Student Elise Robbins - U.OSU

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   Feb 23, 2022 · Why Study Religion? with PhD Student Elise Robbins. February 23 2022. Why Study Religion? is a video series in which the CSR asks its faculty, students, staff, and guests what is important to them about the academic study of religion and why more folks should consider pursuing it. Find out more about the Center and its initiatives HERE.