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  1. Stages of Faith: The Psychology of Human Development.

    • Stage 0: Infancy and Undifferentiated Faith. Though not particularly relevant to our everyday adult lives, this phase is the foundation for all future development.
    • Fowler’s Stages of Faith #1: Intuitive-Projective. After the “primordial matrix” in Stage 0, children learn to walk, write, talk and interact with others, gaining a measure of independence.
    • James Fowler’s Stages of Faith Development #2: Mythic-Literal. This level typically appears in childhood. Several key capacities emerge here. Here we begin to adopt the beliefs and stories prevalent in our community, whether that means our family, religious or secular groups, school, city or nation, or a blend of these.
    • Limitations of Phase 2. We come to greatly appreciate narrative and stories as a vehicle to express meaning. Here we interpet these literally and the meanings we derive from them are locked into the story itself.
  2. May 20, 2024 · James Fowler developed a theory of six stages that people go through as their faith matures. The basic theory, known as Fowler’s Stages of Faith, can be applied, not only to those in traditional faiths, but those who follow alternative spiritualities or secular worldviews as well.

  3. Feb 19, 2024 · James W. Fowler, a theologian and developmental psychologist, proposed a theory of faith development known as "Fowler's Stages of Faith." By using this theory, we have an outlined framework for understanding how faith and spiritual understanding evolve over time.

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  4. May 28, 2022 · To help the understanding of a pilgrimage of faith, the passages for a quest for meaning. Includes bibliographical references and index. 1. Human faith -- 2. Faith, religion, and belief -- 3. Faith and relationship -- 4. Faith as imagination -- 5. On seeing faith whole -- 6. The fictional conversation -- 7.

  5. Nov 2, 2017 · Fowler’s model has several stages: it begins with stage 0 defined as a “Primal or Undifferentiated faith” (from 0-3 years). An individual then progresses to “Intuitive-Projective faith” (age 4-7; stage 1), a “Mythic-Literal faith” (age 7-11; stage 2), “Synthetic-Conventional faith” (age 11-18, stage 3), “Individuative ...

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  7. Fowler suggests that as faith develops, changes occur in the following areas: (1) the way people think; (2) their ability to see another’s point of view; (3) the way they arrive at moral judgements; (4) the way and extent to which they draw boundaries around their faith community;

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