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Psychology of religion

Fowler's theory that faith, as a way of making meaning, develops through a sequence of stages from intuitive-projective to universalizing.

In psychology of religion, faith development theory refers to Fowler's theory that faith, as a way of making meaning, develops through a sequence of stages from intuitive-projective to universalizing. This meaning comes from Fowler (1981) in Stages of faith.[1]

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  1. Fowler, J. W. (1981). Stages of faith. Harper & Row. ISBN 9780060628406

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