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Spirituality, Diversity, and Ethical Decision-making: The Inclusive Wesleyan Quadrilateral Discernment Model

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Archives > Volume 19 (2022) > Issue 1 > Item 08 DOI: 10.55521/10-019-108 Margo J. Heydt, Ed.D., LISW-SXavier Universityheydt@xavier.edu Timothy E. Severyn, MSW, MTS, MBAXavier Universityseverynte@xavier.edu Author Note: Marie J. Giblin, Ph.D., now retired from the Department of Theology at Xavier University, was the original co-developer of this model with M. J. Heydt and was the ethics theologian who conceived of […]

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