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    • 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.
  1. Feb 1, 2011 · Faith development begins according to Fowler when there is a “convergence of thought and language” ( Fowler, 1981, p. 121) and when speech with its richness of symbols comes into use. Prior to that (roughly from birth to 2 years), the child is in a prestage called Undifferentiated Faith.

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  3. Feb 21, 2021 · A child begins to make meaning of what was previously fantasy. She can re-tell stories, but is not quite able to view the stories as non-literal, or to consider the figurative meanings of the stories. Although this stage is typical for elementary school age children, Fowler’s research shows that adolescents and some adults have

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  4. Jan 1, 2006 · Fowler proposed seven stages of faith development; according to Fowler's theory, young adults should be in synthetic-conventional faith or individuative-reflective faith stage (Fowler & Dell, 2006 ...

  5. This article introduces child and adolescent psychiatrists to Fowler's faith development theory, with special emphasis on those stages most commonly seen in children and adolescents.

  6. Faith as a universal, dynamic quality of human meaning making can be defined in terms of each individual's center of values, images of power, and master stories. Faith develops in stages toward a poi...

  7. Faith development begins according to Fowler when there is a convergence of thought and language. “ ”. (Fowler, 1981, p. 121) and when speech with its richness of symbols comes into use. Prior to that (roughly from birth to 2 years), the child is in a prestage called Undifferentiated Faith.

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