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article has considered several different aims. One of the main aims of carrying out this study was to observe the religious and spiritual culture along with the values of counselors by performing meta-analysis.the information gathered in th...
Religion Protestantism, which now covers some 200 million believers, began as a movement of Christian groups that advocated the supreme authority of the Bible freely interpreted by individuals at a time when the Church of Rome required comp...
Impact of Religion, Spirituality and Social Support on Depression Introduction The spiritual life of society is very complicated. It is not limited to the various manifestations of human consciousness, their thoughts and feelings, but every...
American Psychological Association Ethical Code in Relation to Ethics and Religion/Spirituality Introduction A code or set of ethics are special guidelines intended to outline suitable behavior for each individual within an organization, gr...
organized in the sense that everything has a fixed standard. There are many organized religions; examples include Christianity, Hinduism, Islam, Buddhism (Azbell, 2010). The basic idea behind an organized religion is the existence of a God ...
the essence of our being, which permeates our dwelling and infuses our developing perception of who and what we are, our reason in being, and our inward resources; and forms our life journey" (p137) and is of specific significance in the in...
in nursing Spirituality is often clarified in the nursing publications as the patient’s quest to find significance in life and in their experiences. This is most often recounted in an unlimited and unconditional way characterised by anythi...