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From Sight to Insight: God, Art and the Spiritual Well-being of the Young Person

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This thesis is an investigation of the way engagement with visual art promotes spiritual well-being, with a particular focus on teenagers. The power of art to move the human spirit and transform human lives is well-known both in Christian practice and in youth work circles. This research sets out to examine the dynamics at play and the factors at work in creating a rich, resilient spirituality ...
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2014
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Otago University Research Archive
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Rae, Murray
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University of Otago
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