is expected in the coming years.

It is verified that the articles found were developed in different countries, with emphasis on the United States, the Netherlands and Brazil. However, it is noteworthy the lack of scientific production on the subject of this study in African continent, although it is the second most populous in the world and with high population aging level^[@B30]^. In Brazil, this production can be justified, because the elderly health is a priority defined in the National Agenda of Priorities in Health Research, supported by the National Policy for Science, Technology and Innovation in Health, which brings the development of gerontotechnologies as a strategy for health^[@B31]-[@B32]^.

Nursing journals were the main sources of dissemination of the knowledge produced on educational technologies for the elderly, although the authorswritten by John Fea, an evangelical and historian who writes on his blog about the “intersection of American history, religion, politics, and academic life.”Believe Medeals with Trump-era conservativism including several important issues to consider, such as evangelical politics of fear and what President Trump means by “great again.”Fea calls evangelicals to hope, humility, and history. Fea captures several reasons why I am in the 19 percent.

9)My Name is Asher Levby Chaim Potok (1972)

Written in 1972, Potok told the story of Asher Lev, a Hasidic Jewish boy living in New York City. His family is deeply immersed in the Jewish culture, not only locally, but nationally and internationally. His father works for the “Rebbe,” who is essentially the head of their order. Asher, however, appears to be an artistic