Camus' philosophical and literary works share an intrinsically common ground relative to consciousness and revolt. However, with little exception, past and present scholarship has tended to corral its investigation of these two key issues at the expense of one genre or the other…
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The primary aim of this study was to investigate clinical, religious, social, and spiritual factors that contribute to a quest orientation to religiosity in adolescents. Quest is a less structured, more open-ended and questioning approach to religion, and an inherently meaningfu…
English literature about pilgrimage and crusade was written by and for people who defined themselves both as a religious community and as a nation in competition with older, more firmly established European kingdoms. These discourses of national English identity and Christian id…
The emerging adult (EA) developmental period is often characterized by identity exploration and increases in abstract thought, including matters related to spirituality. Spirituality during EA has been found to be experienced open ended, with the goal of finding meaning and purp…