Fox, Mark Mind Death? Substance 2014 A level journal .NDEs Challenging Φ Dualism and the Near-Dear 4, Religious Issues, Experience 2-7 Francis, Leslie J. Researching Religious 2013 A level journal Challenging Experience in China: The 1, Religious Issues, Alister Hardy Project 2013, 8-13 ( ) Francis, Leslie J. The God Experience (Who Has 2006 QN Analysis of Data from TEENAGE Modern Believing, it and Why?): Perspectives 4-21. RELIGIOUS EXPERIENCE 47(1), from Empirical Theology Francis, Leslie J. & Openness to mystical 2017 QN ABSTRACT Mental Health, Crea, Giuseppe experience and psychological This study examines Ross’ thesis that Religion & Culture, type: a study among Italians, 20:4, 384-397, intuitive types are more open than sensing types to mystical experience among a sample of 1155 Italians who completed the Francis Psychological Type Scales alongside the Mystical Orientation Scale. The data supported Ross’ thesis. Intuitive types recorded a significantly higher mean score than sensing types on the index of mystical orientation. Ranking the 16 complete types according to their mean mystical orientation scores located INFPs with the highest scores and ISTJs with the lowest scores. Francis, Leslie J. and Religious experience and 1999 QN The publication of the Handbook of Religious Research in Greer, John E. attitude toward Christianity 61, 1, Experience , edited by W. Hood (1995), Education, among Protestant and Catholic pp. 1-7 demonstrates the growing importance of this adolescents in Northern Ireland area of study within the psychology of religion. This comprehensive review also highlights some of the major weaknesses in
Fox, Mark Mind Death? Substance Dualism and the Near-Dear Experience 2014 Challenging Religious Issues, 4, 2-7 Φ A level journal .NDEs Francis, Leslie J. Researching Religious Experience in China: The Alister Hardy Project 2013 Challenging Religious Issues, 1, 2013, 8-13 ( ) A level journal Francis, Leslie J. The God Experience (Who Has it and Why?): Perspectives from Empirical Theology 2006 Modern Believing, 47(1), 4-21. QN Analysis of Data from TEENAGE RELIGIOUS EXPERIENCE Francis, Leslie J. & Crea, Giuseppe Openness to mystical experience and psychological type: a study among Italians, 2017 Mental Health, Religion & Culture, 20:4, 384-397, QN ABSTRACT This study examines Ross’ thesis that intuitive types are more open than sensing types to mystical experience among a sample of 1155 Italians who completed the Francis Psychological Type Scales alongside the Mystical Orientation Scale. The data supported Ross’ thesis. Intuitive types recorded a significantly higher mean score than sensing types on the index of mystical orientation. Ranking the 16 complete types according to their mean mystical orientation scores located INFPs with the highest scores and ISTJs with the lowest scores. Francis, Leslie J. and Greer, John E. Religious experience and attitude toward Christianity among Protestant and Catholic adolescents in Northern Ireland 1999 Research in Education, 61, 1, pp. 1-7 QN The publication of the Handbook of Religious Experience , edited by W. Hood (1995), demonstrates the growing importance of this area of study within the psychology of religion. This comprehensive review also highlights some of the major weaknesses in
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