How Do You Read It?: Exegesis, Religious Coping, and Spiritual Growth

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Beeley, Christopher

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Willimon, William

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O'Shea, Mike R.

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2021-08-24T13:32:12Z

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2021-08-24T13:32:12Z

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2021

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Duke Divinity School

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This thesis analyzes critical and non-critical approaches to the interpretation of scripture against the four psychological features of religious coping identified by Ken Pargament—differentiation, integration, flexibility, and security—to argue that an ecclesial-critical approach to biblical interpretation is best suited to nurture the psychological resources necessary to successfully navigate spiritual crisis and produce ongoing spiritual growth.

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https://hdl.handle.net/10161/23642

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Theology

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Psychology

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How Do You Read It?: Exegesis, Religious Coping, and Spiritual Growth

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Dissertation

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