Among the 320 pregnant adolescents who participated in the study only 12% were younger than 15 years of age; 60% were married; 66% declared a religion; racial classification of 76% was non-white, 58% did not study, and 11% had paid jobs.
The independent variables were: age group, marital status, religion, racial classification, studying, having a paid job, annual family income (US$), number of people living with the pregnant adolescent, first pregnancy, number of living children, gestational age at the first consultation, first consultation of the prenatal assistance, results of the IgG and IgM serology for toxoplasmosis.
Strict scrutiny is applied only when a law either interferes with a fundamental right or deals with a so-called "suspect" classification: religion, race, ethnicity, or national origin.
The German scholar Duren J.H. Ward, for example, in The Classification of Religions (1909) accepted the premise of the connection between race and religion but appealed to a much more detailed scheme of ethnological relationship.
The classification of religions that will withstand all criticism and serve all the purposes of a general science of religions has not been devised.
The criteria employed for the classification of religions are far too numerous to catalogue completely.
Of immediate interest is the classification of religions drawn from Tylor's animistic thesis.
Pfleiderer derived his classification of religions from the relationships between these basic elements.
The above is not a classification of religions as organized systems.
Classification of religions involves both the systematic and the historical tasks of the general science of religion.
