Spiritual Need One: Spiritual Development: The Aging Process: A Journey of Lifelong Spiritual Formation

R A Mattes

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Religion, Spirituality, and Psychology Contemporary Christian Leadership and Education Aging and Gerontology Research

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SUMMARY To grow old is but one chapter in a lifelong journey of spiritual formation. Spirituality can be defined most easily by what it is not. Aging is a process of discovery and pondering, reminiscing, and acting, integrating and meaning making, even surrendering to Life as it is, not as we will it to be. Spiritual insights are gained from James Fowler, Viktor Frankl, Thomas Merton, Paul Tournier, Adrian Van Kamm, and Rachel Remen.

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