Add to ORKGThe author has suffered for several years from Anxiety and depression. Here she describes her experiences, both of depression and of her experience as a person suffering from depression within the Christian Church
The symptoms of depression and those of accidie as described by the Desert Fathers overlap, in that ...
Evidence suggests that faith communities can support psychological wellbeing but can also potentiall...
This is a reflective commentary on the article entitled, Understanding Refractory Depression: A Miss...
The author has suffered for several years from Anxiety and depression. Here she describes her experi...
Depressed people are not lazy. They’re not crazy. They’re not freaks, and they don’t need to be avoi...
Chapter 1 A survey of some present work being conducted in this country on contemporary religious ex...
This paper is divided into four major sections. The first presents the nature of the illness from a ...
ABSTRACT Marie, Eyongakpa. Christian’s perception in coping with stress related depression. Diak So...
The study of depression and its effect on Christian spirituality is sparse at best. This study seeks...
While religious involvement, particularly intrinsic religiosity or spirituality, has shown a signifi...
The world today is in desperate need of hope. In particular, with depression and other mental illnes...
This paper illuminates the complex and nuanced relationship between mental health and prayer, partic...
Moralising accounts of depression include the idea that depression is a sin or the result of sin, an...
As a career cross-cultural missionary in Southeast Asia, the author has seen first-hand and has pers...
How does mental illness interact with Christianity? What is it like to lose your faith as a mentally...
The symptoms of depression and those of accidie as described by the Desert Fathers overlap, in that ...
Evidence suggests that faith communities can support psychological wellbeing but can also potentiall...
This is a reflective commentary on the article entitled, Understanding Refractory Depression: A Miss...
The author has suffered for several years from Anxiety and depression. Here she describes her experi...
Depressed people are not lazy. They’re not crazy. They’re not freaks, and they don’t need to be avoi...
Chapter 1 A survey of some present work being conducted in this country on contemporary religious ex...
This paper is divided into four major sections. The first presents the nature of the illness from a ...
ABSTRACT Marie, Eyongakpa. Christian’s perception in coping with stress related depression. Diak So...
The study of depression and its effect on Christian spirituality is sparse at best. This study seeks...
While religious involvement, particularly intrinsic religiosity or spirituality, has shown a signifi...
The world today is in desperate need of hope. In particular, with depression and other mental illnes...
This paper illuminates the complex and nuanced relationship between mental health and prayer, partic...
Moralising accounts of depression include the idea that depression is a sin or the result of sin, an...
As a career cross-cultural missionary in Southeast Asia, the author has seen first-hand and has pers...
How does mental illness interact with Christianity? What is it like to lose your faith as a mentally...
The symptoms of depression and those of accidie as described by the Desert Fathers overlap, in that ...
Evidence suggests that faith communities can support psychological wellbeing but can also potentiall...
This is a reflective commentary on the article entitled, Understanding Refractory Depression: A Miss...