God's oldest friends: spirituality and aging

Terry Thomas Primer

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God's oldest friends: spirituality and aging

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Terry Thomas Primer. God's Oldest Friends: Spirituality and Aging. Wesley Theological Seminary. rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/bde8764f-97c3-448f-a147-0943494b6e4b?locale=es.

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T. T. Primer. God's oldest friends: spirituality and aging. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/bde8764f-97c3-448f-a147-0943494b6e4b?locale=es

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Terry Thomas Primer. God's Oldest Friends: Spirituality and Aging. Wesley Theological Seminary. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/bde8764f-97c3-448f-a147-0943494b6e4b?locale=es.

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Terry Thomas Primer

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Religious surveys

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This author researched the connections between spirituality and aging with fifty healthy elderly adults in a continuing care retirement community. The participants were religiously diverse, including some unaffiliated with either a church or synagogue. Using a questionnaire, residents were interviewed regarding their sources of hope and comfort, religious participation, spiritual practices, psychological age and fear of death. For the majority of the participants, a personal sense of the Divine, long term participation in a faith community and varying forms of prayer were essential to their ability to feel psychologically young and unafraid of death.

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