Journal of Pastoral Counseling

Scope and Mission

The journal continues to reach for interdisciplinary connections and interpretations when attempting to understand human behavior and thought.

Indexed, searchable full-text articles are also available in Ebsco's Academic Search databases, beginning with the 2000 issue.

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Introduction Kevin T. Barry, CFC, Ph.D.		2-3

Conceptualizing Spirituality and Religion: Where have we come from, where are we, and where are we going Lance Christian Smith, Ph.D.		4-21

The Dark Side of Religion, Spirituality and the Moral Emotions: Shame, Guilt, and Negative Religiosity as Markers for Life Dissatisfaction Kelly Murry, Ph.D. & Joseph W. Ciarrocchi, Ph.D.		22-41

Islam and Counseling: Models of practice in Muslim Communal Life Somaya Abdullah, Ph.D.		42-55

I/Thou-I/Spirit: Martin Buber and the Spiritual Life of the Infant Frances Rofano, Ed.D.		56-69

Envisioning New Possibilities: Pastoral Counseling for Persons Enrolled in a SANHSA Addiction Recovery Program Liza D. Molina, Sc.D., MPH		70-73

The Efficient Cognitive Process of Moral Realism & its Connections to Evolutionary Psychology and Neurobiology Kevin Barry, Ph.D.		74-83

Articles, essays, personal reflections, poetry and book reviews are always welcome for consideration.

Graduate Department of Pastoral Counseling and Family Therapy
Iona College
New Rochelle, NY 10801

Editor: Kevin Barry, PhD, CFC. Email »