Factors contributing to the rejection of formerly-held beliefs

William D Schmeling

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Factors contributing to the rejection of formerly-held beliefs

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William D Schmeling. Factors Contributing to the Rejection of Formerly-held Beliefs. Lancaster Theological Seminary. rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/e0221ded-0e96-4666-8a1f-734dcd33cea3?locale=es.

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W. D. Schmeling. Factors contributing to the rejection of formerly-held beliefs. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/e0221ded-0e96-4666-8a1f-734dcd33cea3?locale=es

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William D Schmeling. Factors Contributing to the Rejection of Formerly-Held Beliefs. Lancaster Theological Seminary. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/e0221ded-0e96-4666-8a1f-734dcd33cea3?locale=es.

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William D Schmeling

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The project identifies factors which contribute to the rejection of formerly-held Christian's beliefs. The theoretical background focused on the study of the nature of belief and disbelief. Interviews of 20 adults were conducted and analyzed. The results indicate that a variety of factors contribute to the rejection of formerly-held beliefs; however, most often factors indicated poor judgment on the part of local church leadership. Conclusions drawn are that there should be an understanding of the complexity of belief, an appreciation for each person's unique struggle to believe, and the importance of beliefs relating to the real world.

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