religious concepts of person, affliction, and healing. The interplay of religious and therapeutic dimensions of healing is evident in sequences of vivid imagery, often including the figure of Jesus as an internal representation of healing power. Healers who integrate the two systems face practical problems related to differences in their underlying assumptions, as well as to characteristics of the population they serve. Cunningham, St. John of the Cross, Mystic of 2006 January 30, H Popular presnetation America Lawrence S. the Light: A search for the 2006, 22-25 John’ ‘historical Cunningham, P. F. Are Religious experiences 2011 N Proposes mediation theory of cerebral action, The Journal of Mind really localized within the 32, 3, v neurotheology. MIND and Behavior, brain? 223-50 Currie, Raymond; Intimacy and Saliency: 1982 QN Test of Stark taxonomy of religious Review of Religious Klug, Leo F. and Dimensions for Ordering Vol. 24, experiences. Cf Stark, 1965.. Research, McCombs, Charles Religious Experiences: No. 1 (Sep., 1982), R. pp. 19-32 Currier, Joseph M., The Factor Structure of the 2012 QN P The Spiritual Experiences Scale (DSES; Psychology of Ψ et al Daily Spiritual Experiences Underwood & Teresi, 2002) has made a Religion and Scale: Exploring the Role of 4(2), distinctive contribution to the measurement of Spirituality, Theistic and Nontheistic 108-122 spirituality. However, the factor structure of Approaches at the End of Life the DSES has not been analyzed thoroughly and the instrument has not been administered to persons at the end of life (EOL). Thus, this study examined the dimensionality of the DSES using both exploratory and confirmatory factor analysis and examined
religious concepts of person, affliction, and healing. The interplay of religious and therapeutic dimensions of healing is evident in sequences of vivid imagery, often including the figure of Jesus as an internal representation of healing power. Healers who integrate the two systems face practical problems related to differences in their underlying assumptions, as well as to characteristics of the population they serve. Cunningham, Lawrence S. St. John of the Cross, Mystic of the Light: A search for the ‘historical John’ 2006 America January 30, 2006, 22-25 H Popular presnetation Cunningham, P. F. Are Religious experiences really localized within the brain? 2011 The Journal of Mind and Behavior, 32, 3, 223-50 N Proposes mediation theory of cerebral action, v neurotheology. MIND Currie, Raymond; Klug, Leo F. and McCombs, Charles R. Intimacy and Saliency: Dimensions for Ordering Religious Experiences: 1982 Review of Religious Research, Vol. 24, No. 1 (Sep., 1982), pp. 19-32 QN Test of Stark taxonomy of religious experiences. Cf Stark, 1965.. Currier, Joseph M., et al The Factor Structure of the Daily Spiritual Experiences Scale: Exploring the Role of Theistic and Nontheistic Approaches at the End of Life 2012 Psychology of Religion and Spirituality, 4(2), 108-122 QN Ψ P The Spiritual Experiences Scale (DSES; Underwood & Teresi, 2002) has made a distinctive contribution to the measurement of spirituality. However, the factor structure of the DSES has not been analyzed thoroughly and the instrument has not been administered to persons at the end of life (EOL). Thus, this study examined the dimensionality of the DSES using both exploratory and confirmatory factor analysis and examined
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