Fowler's Spiritual Theory
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| Ages 0 to 3 years are in which stage? | 0. Undifferentiated
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| Ages 4 to 6 years are in which stage? | 1. Intuitive-projective
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| Ages 7 to 12 years are in which stage? | 2. Mythic-literal
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| Adolescents to adults are in which stage? | 3. Synthetic-conventional
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| After 30 years of age, adults are in which stage? | 5. Paradoxical-consolidative
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| After 18 years of age, adults are in which stage? | 4. Individuating-reflexive
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| People may never reach what stage? | 6. Unviersalizing
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| Describe the undifferentiated stage of 0 to 3 years? | Infants are unable to formulate concepts about self or the environment.
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| Describe the intuitive projective stage of 4 to 6 years. | A combination of images and beliefs given by trusted others, mixed with the child's own experience and imagination.
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| Describe the mythic-literal stage of 7 to 12 years. | Private world of fantasy and wonder; symbols refer to something specific; dramatic storesi and myths used to communicate spiritual meaning.
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| Describe the synthetic conventional stage of an adolescent or adult. | World and ultimate environment structured by the expectations and judgements of others; interpersonal focus
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| Describe the individuating-reflexive stage after 18 years of age. | Constructing one's own explicit system; high degree of self-consciousness.
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| Describe the paradoxical-consolidative phase after 30 years. | Awareness of truth from a variety of viewpoints.
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| Describe the universalizing stage that most people never reach | Becoming an incamation of the principle of love and justice.
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