Christianity portrayed by Luke. Via discussion, reflection, and testimony perhaps the coherency and validity of traditional age’ hermeneutics might be ‘apostolic explored on the battlefield of biblical interpretation. Elkind, and Varieties of Religious 1962 QL Good data, but early. Journal for the Elkind, Sally Experience in Young Includes QQ re Recurrent and Acute Scientific Study of Adolescents Vol. 2, Religious Experiences): EVERYDAY Religion, No. 1 (Autumn, EXPERIENCES 1962), pp.102-112 Ellison, Spiritual Experiences and 2008 QN Abstract This study focuses on one of the Social Indicators Ψ Christopher G. and Psychological Well-Being Vol. 88, most significant recent innovations in the Research, Fan, Daisy among US Adults No. 2 (Sep., 2008), conceptualization and measurement of pp. 247-271 religiousness and spirituality, the Daily Spiritual Experience scale (DSES; Underwood (2006) Archive for the Psychology of Religion/ Archiv fur Religion 28, 181-218). Using data from Psychologie, 1998 and 2004 NORC General Social Surveys, we address a number of questions regarding the social patterning of daily spiritual experiences, and the relationships between spiritual experiences and multiple dimensions of psychological well-being. Our results suggest a robust positive association between DSES and psychological well-being. By contrast, DSES appears to have little bearing on negative affect. We also found that DSES does not account for the association between religious practices and
Christianity portrayed by Luke. Via discussion, reflection, and testimony perhaps the coherency and validity of traditional ‘apostolic age’ hermeneutics might be explored on the battlefield of biblical interpretation. Elkind, and Elkind, Sally Varieties of Religious Experience in Young Adolescents 1962 Journal for the Scientific Study of Religion, Vol. 2, No. 1 (Autumn, 1962), pp.102-112 QL Good data, but early. Includes QQ re Recurrent and Acute Religious Experiences): EVERYDAY EXPERIENCES Ellison, Christopher G. and Fan, Daisy Spiritual Experiences and Psychological Well-Being among US Adults 2008 Social Indicators Research, Vol. 88, No. 2 (Sep., 2008), pp. 247-271 QN Ψ Abstract This study focuses on one of the most significant recent innovations in the conceptualization and measurement of religiousness and spirituality, the Daily Spiritual Experience scale (DSES; Underwood (2006) Archive for the Psychology of Religion/ Archiv fur Religion Psychologie, 28, 181-218). Using data from 1998 and 2004 NORC General Social Surveys, we address a number of questions regarding the social patterning of daily spiritual experiences, and the relationships between spiritual experiences and multiple dimensions of psychological well-being. Our results suggest a robust positive association between DSES and psychological well-being. By contrast, DSES appears to have little bearing on negative affect. We also found that DSES does not account for the association between religious practices and
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