Key Features:
| Includes short, accessible entries written by leading specialists and theorists from a wide range of disciplines and professions, both within the U.S. and internationally, to provide a broad, multidisciplinary scope | |
| Offers entries that are unrelated to religion and religious experiences in order to examine spirituality in the broadest sense that encompasses religion as just one path toward spiritual development | |
| Explores community-based programs that focus on enhancing spiritual development, as well as the links between spiritual development and positive personal and social development in youth | |
| Offers reference lists for each entry that enable readers to gain further information related to the topic |
Key Themes:
| Leading Religious and Spiritual Figures | |
| Traditions | |
| Texts | |
| Places, Religious and Spiritual | |
| Practices, Religious and Spiritual Concepts | |
| Religious and Spiritual Theory | |
| Supports/Contexts | |
| Nature Health Art Organizations |
The Encyclopedia of Religious and Spiritual Development makes a significant contribution to the research and scholarship looking at the similarities and differences in religiousness and spirituality. It is a welcome addition to any academic library or religious reference collection.
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