The near-death experience phenomenon in women: aftereffects, anxiety, and integration, with implications for pastoral care

Maria J Kennedy

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The near-death experience phenomenon in women: aftereffects, anxiety, and integration, with implications for pastoral care

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Maria J Kennedy. The Near-death Experience Phenomenon In Women: Aftereffects, Anxiety, and Integration, with Implications for Pastoral Care. Garrett-Evangelical Theological Seminary. rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/491a4448-24ed-47d3-8fcb-69a0e8df3c5e?locale=es.

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M. J. Kennedy. The near-death experience phenomenon in women: aftereffects, anxiety, and integration, with implications for pastoral care. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/491a4448-24ed-47d3-8fcb-69a0e8df3c5e?locale=es

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Maria J Kennedy. The Near-Death Experience Phenomenon In Women: Aftereffects, Anxiety, and Integration, with Implications for Pastoral Care. Garrett-Evangelical Theological Seminary. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/491a4448-24ed-47d3-8fcb-69a0e8df3c5e?locale=es.

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Maria J Kennedy

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This project seeks reasons why near-death experiences as spiritually transformative processes manifest themselves not as journeys of spiritual emergence but rather as spiritual emergencies. Is it fear or anxiety--or some other variable--that impedes spiritual and personal integration in the aftermath of such experiences? The project concludes that a significant correlational relationship appears to exist between 'integrative' and 'disintegrative' spiritual emergence phenomena and individual responses of fear or anxiety. The dynamics of that relationship are complex.

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