The Spiritual Self

Question 1

The practice of religion: belief in supernatural being and power

Answer 1

SPIRITUAL SELF

Question 2

an organized system of ideas about the spiritual or supernatural realm, that is accompanied by rituals.

Answer 2

Religions

Question 3

Through _______, people attempt to influence things that they think are beyond their control.

Answer 3

rituals

Question 4

Also concerns an aspect of the divine and supernatural but is oftentimes limited to the individual, with no need for any formal organization.

Answer 4

Spirituality

Question 5

This is the search for meaning and direction in life and the ways.

Answer 5

Spirituality

Question 6

TRUE OR FALSE

The two (religion & spirituality) are related: although not separate from one another, spirituality is much more profound than religion.

Answer 6

TRUE

Question 7

TRUE OR FALSE

Religions have rituals/ritu. Whatever is done repeatedly.

Answer 7

TRUE

Question 8

2 types of ritual:

Answer 8

According to the Calendar (Calendric) & Based on crisis

Question 9

Give some examples of Catholic Rituals

Answer 9

• Fasting (Pag-aayuno)
• Healing (Panggagamot)
• Offering (Pag-aalay)
• “Panalanging walang patid”
• Attending mass (Pagmimisa)
• Praying a novena (Pagnonobena)
• Praying the rosary (Pagrorosaryo)
• Senakulo

Question 10

It is phenomenological experience

Answer 10

Spirituality

Question 11

This has to do with the human being.

Answer 11

Spirituality

Question 12

Who introduced the Stages of Faith Development for Adolescence

Answer 12

Fowler, 1981

Question 13

The two Stages of Faith Development for Adolescence are:

Answer 13

SYNTHETIC CONVENTIONAL STAGE & INDIVIDUATIVE-REFLECTIVE STAGE

Question 14

In this stage of Faith Development for Adolescence, usually from ages 12 and up practice conformity to authority and the religious development of a personal identity.

Answer 14

SYNTHETIC CONVENTIONAL STAGE

Question 15

In this stage of Faith Development for Adolescence, any conflicts with one’s beliefs are ignored at this stage due to the fear of threat from inconsistencies.

Answer 15

SYNTHETIC CONVENTIONAL STAGE

Question 16

In this stage of Faith Development for Adolescence, usually from age 12 and up is the stage of angst and struggle.

Answer 16

INDIVIDUATIVE-REFLECTIVE STAGE

Question 17

In this stage of Faith Development for Adolescence, as one is able to reflect on one’s own beliefs, there is an openness to a new complexity of faith, but this also increases the awareness of conflicts in one’s belief.

Answer 17

INDIVIDUATIVE-REFLECTIVE STAGE

Question 18

In this stage of Faith Development for Adolescence, the individual takes personal responsibility for his or her beliefs and feelings.

Answer 18

INDIVIDUATIVE-REFLECTIVE STAGE

Question 19

Who introduced the Logotherapy?

Answer 19

Victor Frankl

Question 20

aids individuals to find personal meaning of life, whatever life situation they may be.

Answer 20

Logotherapy

Question 21

In Logotherapy, this refers to a special someone, friends, children, and family

Answer 21

Someone

Question 22

In Logotherapy, this refers to finding fulfillment and/or being passionate about one’s work/deed.

Answer 22

Deed, Act, or Work

Question 23

In Logotherapy, this entails that through rumination/ contemplation, we get to have a deeper sense of our self and experiences.

Answer 23

Suffering