Knowing by Faith

Question 1

Stage 1

Answer 1

Intuitive Projective Faith (Early Childhood)

Question 2

Stage 2

Answer 2

Mythical-Literal Faith (Middle Childhood)

Question 3

Stage 3

Answer 3

Synthetic-Conventional Faith (Adolescence)

Question 4

Stage 4

Answer 4

Individautive-Reflective Faith (Early Adulthood)

Question 5

Stage 5

Answer 5

Conjunctive Faith (Middle Adulthood)

Question 6

Stage 6

Answer 6

Universalizing Faith

Question 7

Stage where ideas of good and evil and right and wrong are formed

Answer 7

Intuitive-Projective Faith (Early Childhood)

Question 8

Stage where logical reasoning and order in social and physical worlds created

Answer 8

Mythical-Literal Faith (Mid- Childhood)

Question 9

Stage where begin thinking abstract, values related to worlds. Fowler believed most adults don’t progress beyond this stage

Answer 9

Synthetic-Conventional Faith (Adolescence)

Question 10

Stage where one accepts the responsibility for their values/beliefs. Challenges choosing a course for one’s life and committing

Answer 10

Individaual-Relective Faith (early Adulthood)

Question 11

Stage where consider contridictions and practical compromises consensus instead of unamity and equity instead of equality.

Answer 11

Conjunctive Faith (Middle Adulthood)

Question 12

Stage where conflictual events are not precieved as problematic. Difference and dissonance viewed as opportunities of reaching consenus

Answer 12

Universality Faith (Late Adulthood)

Question 13

Who created this idea

Answer 13

Fowler

Question 14

Aware of good and evil based on one’s own intuitive images of the social and physical worlds

Answer 14

Intuitive-Projective Faith (1 early kid)

Question 15

Thought is increasingly abstract, less limited to one’s experience

Answer 15

Synthetic-Conventional Faith (3 adolescent)

Question 16

One’s values/beliefs are subject to in-depth exploration and analysis

Answer 16

Individual-Reflective Faith (4 early adult)

Question 17

Quasi Logical Thought is concrete based on experience with little consideration of context

Answer 17

Mythical-Literal Faith (2 mid childhood)

Question 18

Open consideration of acknowledgement of paradox and opposing ideas and perspective

Answer 18

Conjunctive Faith (5 mid adult)

Question 19

Transcending specific belief systems, including one’s own, to achieve a sense of oneness with all people.

Answer 19

Universationary Faith (6 late adulthood)

Question 20

Commitment to eliminating ideological and social barriers that divide people

Answer 20

Universationary Faith ( 6 late adulthood)

Question 21

Intuitive thought does not differentiate fantasy and reality

Answer 21

Intuitive-Projective Faith (1 early kid)

Question 22

Stories interpreted literally. God is a parent figure. Parents are god-like.

Answer 22

Mythical-Literal Faith (2 mid child)

Question 23

Increasing clarification of one’s values/beliefs and responsibility for acting on these values in primal adulthood.

Answer 23

Individual-Reflective Faith (4 early adult)

Question 24

Continues to be influence by others. Peers influence increases and sometimes surpasses parents.

Answer 24

Synthetic-Conventional Faith (3 adolescence)

Question 25

Increased awareness and acceptance of one's limitations and finiteness.

Answer 25

Conjunctive Faith (5 mid adult)