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Familial Religious Practices, Religiosity, Family Connectedness, Parent Conflict, and their Relation to Depressive Symptoms in an Adolescent SampleLong, Alice Cathryne 14 August 2015 (has links)
In recent decades, research on family life and religion has been conducted. Much of the research done on religion and well-being has shown beneficial effects of religion or religious practices on well-being (Bonner, Koven, & Patrick, 2003; Loser, Klein, Hill, & Dollahite, 2008). Using data from the Flourishing Families Project (N = 359 adolescents), the relationship between religious variables (family religious practices, family religious importance and religiosity), family climate measures (family connectedness and parent conflict) and adolescent depressive symptoms was examined. Results indicate no significant relationship between religious variables and adolescent depressive symptoms, but a positive relationship between parent conflict and adolescent depressive symptoms and a negative relationship between family connectedness and adolescent depressive symptoms. These findings suggest that while family climate is important to adolescent depressive symptoms, religious activity as measured by family practices is not protective.
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Yo estaré contigo y te bendeciré: aproximación al concepto de bendición en el Antiguo TestamentoPatricia Hilda Pizzorno Judell 18 December 2009 (has links)
The present work intends to investigate the concept of blessing in the Old Testament,
especially in the Pentateuch. The first part analyzes the general characteristics of the
term to bless / blessing in the Hebrew Bible and looks at the etymology, the
semantic field, the formulas, the gestures, rites and words of blessing. As blessing is
the continuous and permanent activity of God in history, the chapter finishes with the
concept of history in the ancient world. The second chapter makes an incursion into
the characteristics of the ancient biblical society in the two big periods of pre-state
Israel and Israel as a state. It studies the nomadic pre-history and the pre-state
sedentary Israel paying particular attention to the social organization in families,
clans and tribes. In the state period, it gives attention to the Deuteronomic reform and
its consequences in the social and religious life of Israel. The third chapter presents
the exegesis of selected texts. In the primeval history it looks at blessing in creation,
and in the patriarchal history it searches for the strokes of blessing in the family and
state context. It also deals with the priestly blessing in Numbers 6,22-27 with special
attention to the cult, and with selected texts from Deuteronomy that connect blessing
with covenant and endow it with conditionality. The last chapter presents a reflection
about family religion and state religion in Israel, and studies the characteristics of
blessing in both fields that interrelate not always without tensions- and articulate
between them. / El presente trabajo pretende investigar el concepto de bendición en el Antiguo
Testamento, especialmente en el Pentateuco. La primera parte analiza las
características generales del término bendecir / bendición en la Biblia Hebrea y hace
un recorrido por la etimología, el campo semántico, las fórmulas, gestos, ritos y
palabras de bendición. Como la bendición es la actividad continua y permanente de
Dios en la historia, el primer capítulo termina viendo el concepto de historia en el
mundo antiguo. El segundo capítulo hace una incursión en las características de la
sociedad bíblica antigua en los dos grandes períodos del Israel pre estatal y estatal.
Estudia la prehistoria nómade y el Israel sedentario pre estatal dando particular
atención a la organización social en familias, clanes y tribus. En el período estatal la
atención se detiene particularmente en la reforma deuteronómica y sus implicancias
en la vida social y religiosa de Israel. El tercer capítulo presenta la exégesis de
textos elegidos. En la historia primordial mira la bendición en la creación, y en la
historia de los patriarcas busca los trazos de la bendición en contexto familiar y
estatal. Aborda también la bendición sacerdotal de Números 6,22-27 con especial
referencia al culto, y textos escogidos del Deuteronomio que conectan la bendición
con la alianza y la dotan de condicionalidad. El último capítulo es una reflexión
teológica sobre la religión familiar y la religión estatal en Israel y estudia las
características de la bendición en estos ámbitos que se interrelacionan no siempre
sin tensiones- y se articulan entre sí.
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Sir Thomas Tresham (1543-1605) and early modern Catholic culture and identity, 1580-1610McKeogh, Katie January 2017 (has links)
What did it mean to be a Catholic elite in Protestant England? The relationship between the Protestant crown and its Catholic subjects may be examined fruitfully through a study of an individual and his world. This thesis examines this relationship through the example of Sir Thomas Tresham, who has often been seen as the archetypal Catholic loyalist. It is argued that the notion of Catholic loyalism must be reconfigured to account for the complexities inherent in the relationship between Catholics and the government. The duty to honour the monarch's authority was bound up with social and national sentiment, but it often accompanied criticisms of the practice of that authority, and the ways in which it encroached on personal experience. Intractable tensions lay behind expressions of loyalty, and this thesis travels in these undercurrents of cultural, social, religious, and political conflict to investigate the nuanced relationship between English Catholics and English society. Political resistance as classically understood - actions which directly opposed and undermined government policy - risks the exclusion of culture and identity, through which resistance was redefined. It is argued that Tresham's participation in elite activities became vehicles for resistance in the Catholic context. Book-collecting, reading, and the donation of books to an institutional library are framed as forms of resistance which countered the spirit of government legislation, and provided for the continuation of a robust tradition of Catholic scholarship on English soil. Through artistic and architectural projects, Tresham found ways to participate in elite culture which were not closed off to him, and in which Catholicism and gentility could sit side by side. These activities were also avenues for resistance, whereby the erection of stone testaments to Tresham's faith defied the government's attempts to redefine Englishness and gentility in Protestant terms, to the devastation of Catholicism. These artistic works combined piety, gentility, and resistance, and, together with Tresham's two Catholic libraries, they were to be his legacy.
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THE IMPACT OF SOCIAL NETWORKS ON THE COMING-OUT PROCESS FOR LESBIAN, GAY, AND BISEXUAL INDIVIDUALSWalters-Powell, Robin K. January 2016 (has links)
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