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    spirituality role in sin requires one to enter deeply into their spiritual life‚ which will require one to abandon sin management and to seek inner transformation through the work of the Holy Spirit (p 165). This means for sin to be appropriately managed it involves one to exceed willpower and seek God‚ which allows for the spiritual disciplines to become essential tools for holiness (McMinn‚ 2007‚ p 166). McMinn (2007) explains that the spiritual disciplines are not what are causing one’s holiness‚ but

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    Jake Bishop 04 September 2013 Religious/Spiritual Autobiography I guess growing up for me religion was never forced on me‚ but still encouraged. My parents urged for us to trek to service on Sunday morning regardless of anyone’s schedule that day. I once even had to miss an 8th grade basketball tournament in order to attend Sunday school. Growing up I never was a very big “church-goer”‚ but I felt like I had a good relationship with God‚ which is kind of redundant because of the whole lesson

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    Search for Spiritual Life

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    Search for a Spiritual Life In Walden; or‚ Life in the Woods Henry David Thoreau presents his transcendental beliefs. His experiment of living in the woods and away from society was a way to test out his beliefs. Thoreau believed that by freeing himself from social restrictions‚ he could eventually gain spiritual relief. Similar to transcendentalism is the hippie’s view of life. They too also believed in a simpler way of living and wished to gain spiritual knowledge of nature and the world as a

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    to heighten spiritual awareness. It has also been defined as‚ "Consciously directing your attention to alter your state of consciousness." Meditation has been practiced around the world since the ancient times. It was used back then and still used today for spiritual growth (becoming more conscious). Meditation is mostly concerned about your attention‚ where it is directed to‚ and how it alters or changes a person’s consciousness. Although meditation has been used for spiritual growth‚ recently

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    the steps how we encounter God‚ what we know of God‚ and how we love God. The first step of spiritual growth is the experience‚ how we encounter God. It is the starting point when Jesus comes to us and we meet him spiritually. He wants us to discover him. There are many ways for Jesus to come into people’s lives and it may be different for each people. This step is a must as the beginning of our spiritual growth. For me‚ I experienced it when I was in second grade of my Junior High School. This is

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    My Spiritual Wellness

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    Wellness section. My Spiritual Wellness score was a 41 out of 45. Next‚ my overall total score was a 297‚ which equates to a “Great Score”. Thirdly‚ I had two main areas of strength. The first one is my physical wellness. This is due to the fact that I participate in sports year round. I also go on runs and work out occasionally. I am alcohol and tobacco free and avoid becoming friends with people who partake in these harmful activities. My second area of strength is my spiritual wellness. One cause

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    Spiritual Needs Assessment

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    Spiritual Needs Assessment Nursing promotes a holistic view of care‚ one that incorporates the patient’s mind‚ body‚ and spirit. Many studies have found that patients consider physical and spiritual health equally important‚ and that patient outcomes are positively correlated with spirituality (Oakley‚ Katz‚ Sauer‚ Dent‚ & Millar‚ 2010). While the Joint Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations (JACHO) requires an initial spiritual screening for patients‚ it does not provide process

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    Keeping a spiritual journal is different from keeping a traditional journal. Spiritual journaling keeps account of how a person experiences spirituality in common everyday experiences and in life changing events. The spiritual journaler may keep accounts of seemingly mundane events while excluding the more monumental moments of life. The spiritual journal keeps account of what has made a spiritual impact; the beauty of freshly fallen snow‚ the sound of a baby laughing or the warmth of the sun shining

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    Article Review Developing a Spiritual Assessment Toolbox: A Discussion of the Strengths and Limitations of Five Different Assessment Methods ASSESSMENT TOOLBOX 2 This article informs the reader that healthcare professionals are more involved than ever with the treatment of patients. This places a lot of responsibility on the provider and therefore they should be armed with spiritual tools if they are going to effectively and holistically help with spiritual needs of a patient. Healthcare

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    What Is a Spiritual Gift

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    What is a spiritual gift? It is the desire and power to fulfill God’s purpose (The Life application bible 1988). It is a joy and or a desire and a power. The word gift means: christmaton‚ comes from the root word char meaning joy. Every Christian has a spiritual gift. The gift helps perfect the body. “Just as each of us have one body‚ each member belongs to the all the others. We have different gifts‚ according to the grace given us‚ “Romans 12 verse 5. (The Life application bible 1988)

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