What does JJRS mean?
JJRS means Japanese Journal of Religious Studies
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Organizations, Education Schools etc. category.
What is the abbreviation for Japanese Journal of Religious Studies?
Japanese Journal of Religious Studies can be abbreviated as JJRS
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What does JJRS stand for? JJRS stands for "Japanese Journal of Religious Studies". |
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How to abbreviate "Japanese Journal of Religious Studies"? "Japanese Journal of Religious Studies" can be abbreviated as JJRS. |
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What is the meaning of JJRS abbreviation? The meaning of JJRS abbreviation is "Japanese Journal of Religious Studies". |
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What is JJRS abbreviation? One of the definitions of JJRS is "Japanese Journal of Religious Studies". |
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What does JJRS mean? JJRS as abbreviation means "Japanese Journal of Religious Studies". |
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What is shorthand of Japanese Journal of Religious Studies? The most common shorthand of "Japanese Journal of Religious Studies" is JJRS. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- J-JBA - Japanese Journal of Behavior Analysis
- JAORO - Japanese Association of Religious Organizations
- JJAEZ - Japanese Journal of Applied Entomology and Zoology
- JJAP - Japanese Journal of Applied Physics
- JJAPL - Japanese Journal of Applied Physics Letters
- JJAPR - Japanese Journal of Applied Physics Regular Papers
- JJAPS - Japanese Journal of Applied Physics Supplement
- JJAS - Japanese Journal of American Studies
- JJCA - Japanese Journal of Cultural Anthropology
- JJCO - Japanese Journal of Clinical Oncology
- JARS - Japanese Association for Religious Studies
- JRH - Journal of Religious History
- JRTI - Journal of Religious and Theological Information
- JRT - Journal of Religious Thought
- JRE - Journal of Religious Ethics
- JRPS - Journal of Religious Pluralism and Society
- JRS - Journal of Religious
- JRS - Journal of Religious Studies
- SJRS - Scottish Journal of Religious Studies
- jrl - Journal of Religious Leadership