Childhood Misfortune, Ultimate Redemption? A Stress Process–Life Course Analysis of Adult Born-Again Experiences
This article integrates life course and stress process perspectives to better understand the connections between early life victimization, hardship in adulthood, and religious turning points among middle-age Americans. I identified Christian “born-again” transformations as an empirical case, as this...
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