Life Course Theory’s (Elder, 1998) paradigmatic themes of historical time and place, linked lives, timing of events, and human agency were applied to explore the experiences of Poles who survived the Second World War in Poland and the impact of intergenerational transmission of …
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Perhaps the most widely known episode of a calling is the burning bush experience of Moses, leader of Israel's sojourn to freedom from Egyptian captivity. At present, the phenomenon of being called to a place, vocation, or career has limited social science research. Indeed, prio…
As more and more millennials disaffiliate from fundamental religions, a sense of confusion and loss, feelings of isolation, and even a lingering sense of betrayal seem to follow. The process of disaffiliation is an under researched area within the psychology of religion. The pre…
Humans are biased toward teleological explanations of natural phenomena. The promiscuous teleology account posits that this proclivity is rooted in the detection of supernatural agency behind the design of the natural world. This idea is supported by numerous positive correlatio…
The Word of God reminds us of the provision that God has made for those whose lives have been transformed by the Grace of God. 2 Peter 1:3 says, “His divine power has given us everything we need for life and for godliness …” (NIV). Even though God has so resourced the church for…
The research outlined in this project addresses happiness. Happiness has long been studied by individuals from a multitude of disciplines. These individuals have included philosophers, scientists, politicians, psychologists, religious leaders, and artists among many others. The …
A focused strategy for developing young people for Christian leadership is necessary for the sustenance of the church. The purpose of this project is to suggest ways of improving Christian leadership succession within the Methodist Church, Ghana (MCG). Training next-generation l…