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A study of Christian religious education and self-esteem
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- This project examines effects of Christian religious education on faith-maturity and self-esteem. The project proposes that study of faith relationships will result in better self-concepts for children and teenagers. Research in leading authors and surveys supports the thesis that Christian religious education does have a positive effect on both faith-maturity and self-esteem. The project conducted a study with a middle-school Sunday school class designed to help them enhance self-concepts as children of God. Their comments were positive, pointing to the conclusion that Christian religious education is a key to church renewal.
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