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	Ecklund and Long find that twenty-six percent of scientists in their study adopt an identity-consistent spirituality. For scientists, identity consistent spirituality is a spirituality that is coherent, self-consistent, and inline with their empirical search for truth.		Ecklund and Long find that twenty-six percent of scientists in their study adopt an identity-consistent spirituality. For scientists, identity consistent spirituality is a spirituality that is coherent, self-consistent, and inline with their empirical search for truth.

			Identity Consistent Spirituality is a weak form of [[Authentic Spirituality]].

	Identity Consistent Spirituality as identified by Ecklund and Long shares similarities with [[Authentic Spirituality]]. An interesting research project would to determine the extent to which spiritually inclined scientists adopt one or more of the [[Seven Pillars of Authentic Spirituality]], as defined on the [[LP]]		Identity Consistent Spirituality as identified by Ecklund and Long shares similarities with [[Authentic Spirituality]]. An interesting research project would to determine the extent to which spiritually inclined scientists adopt one or more of the [[Seven Pillars of Authentic Spirituality]], as defined on the [[LP]]

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	'''Identity-Consistent Spirituality''' is spirituality that is consistent with one's personal or work identity. Identity-Consistent Spirituality is a term used by Ecklund and Long<ref>Ecklund, Elaine Howard, and Elizabeth Long. "Scientists and Spirituality." Sociology of Religion 72 3 (2011): 253-74.</ref> to describe the type of spirituality they find amongst established research scientists.		'''Identity-Consistent Spirituality''' is spirituality that is consistent with one's personal or work identity. Identity-Consistent Spirituality is a term used by Ecklund and Long<ref>Ecklund, Elaine Howard, and Elizabeth Long. "Scientists and Spirituality." Sociology of Religion 72 3 (2011): 253-74.</ref> to describe the type of spirituality they find amongst established research scientists.
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			==Syncretic Terms==

			[[Authentic Spirituality]] > {{#ask:[[Is a syncretic term:Authentic Spirituality]]}}

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==Notes==

Ecklund and Long find that twenty-six percent of scientists in their study adopt an identity-consistent spirituality. For scientists, identity consistent spirituality is a spirituality that is coherent, self-consistent, and inline with their empirical search for truth.

Identity Consistent Spirituality as identified by Ecklund and Long shares similarities with [[Authentic Spirituality]]. An interesting research project would to determine the extent to which spiritually inclined scientists adopt one or more of the [[Seven Pillars of Authentic Spirituality]], as defined on the [[LP]]

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