Conclusion: Paul Root Wolpe, Walter Burnett, and Ellen Idler. Preface. Religion's role as a social determinant of twenty-first-century health: perspectives from the disciplines / Ellen Idler and Laurie Patton -- Religion: the invisible social determinant / Ellen Idler -- Introduction to part 1. Public health in the practices of the world's faith traditions. Refuge meditation in contemporary Buddhism / Geshe Lobsang Tenzin Negi and Brendan Ozawa-de Silva -- Taiji (T̕ai-chi) in Taoism / Eric Reinders -- Veiling in Islam: a Western feminist outsider's perspective / Kathryn M. Yount -- Vegetarianism in Seventh-day Adventism / George H. Grant and Jose Montenegro -- The Eucharist in Roman Cathoilicism / Phillip M. Thompson -- Congregational hymn singing in mainline Protestantism / Don E. Saliers -- Hatsumōde, the visitation of Shinto shrines: religion and culture in the Japanese context / Chikako Ozawa-de Silva -- Fasting in Islam / Abdullahi An-Naʼim -- Circumcision in Judaism: the sign of the covenant / Don Seeman -- Puberty rites in African religious traditions: kloyo peemi / Emmanuel Yartekwei Amugi Lartey -- Baptism by immersion in Latin American Pentecostalism: the Santa Cruz case / L. Wesley de Souza -- Cremation rites in Hinduism: death, after death, and thereafter / Bhagirath Majmudar -- Introduction to part 2. Religion in the history of public health. Christian commitment to public well-being: John Wesley's "sensible regimen" and Primitive physick / Karen D. Scheib -- US public health reform movements and the social gospel / John Blevins -- Anthony Comstock: a religious fundamentalist's negative impact on reproductive health / Lynn Hogue and Carol Hogue -- Introduction to part 3. Religion and public health across the life course. Religion and reproductive health / Laura M. Gaydos and Patricia Z. Page -- Religion and physical health from childhood to old age / Ellen Idler -- Religion, spirituality, and mental health: toward a preventive model based on the cultivation of basic human values / Brendan Ozawa-de Silva -- Introduction to part 4. Religion and public health across the globe. Religion and global health / Peter J. Brown -- The Christian Medical Commission and the World Health Organization / Matthew Bersagel Braley -- Ingenious institutions: religious origins of health and development organizations / Ellen Idler -- Mapping religious resources for health: the African Religious Health Assets Programme / James R. Cochrane, Deborah McFarland, and Gary R. Gunderson -- Introduction to part 5. Religion and three public health challenges of our time. HIV/AIDS / Safiya George Dalmida and Sandra Thurman -- Influenza pandemic / Mimi Kiser and Scott Santibañez -- Alzheimer's disease and dementias / Kenneth Hepburn and Theodore M. Johnson II -- Conclusion: Religion's role as a social determinant of twenty-first-century health: perspectives from the disciplines / Paul Root Wolpe, Walter Burnett, and Ellen Idler.
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