Loss of Faith: A Qualitative Analysis of Jewish Nonbelievers

Michael B. Herzbrun

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Through in‐depth interviews with 9 adult Jewish nonbelievers, this study explored the onset of their nonbelief and the degree of their spiritual well‐being and compares these results with 9 Jewish believers. Findings indicate a need to revise current theories of religious development and also suggest the potential value of counseling intervention for these nonbelievers.

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