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cmitains si\ subsc-.l ^ma^ ^lnventory (Ciii)

•^sJ*cts ot God image^nti""^ ^di,Tcrcm dencc. Presence. r ,■ iu. ,^Prwvi-ainl Bonevolencc. In uHV ^Acc^^ptance’

^,mag° ^S;‘^{alos contai}" shonened^Yersion^ ot

^Cac ’ °* ^{the s,x subs}cales for use in research

Dtscription: The Gil contains a total of 156

^,lcms; ^{Each of} the six main scales consists ^ot items, while thc two control scales

0    aith and Salience) each contain 12 items. The instrument is scored on a four-point lik-ert scalę with 1 indicating strong agreement and 4 indicating strong disagreement with each statement. Many negatively worded items must be reverse scored. Each subscale should bc scored separately by simply sum-ming the items contained in it. Scores rangę from 22 to 88 for the six main subscales, and from 12 to 48 for the two control scales. \ higher score represents a greater degree of the particular trait identificd by the scalę name.

Lawrence (1991) distinguishes between a person's God concept and his or her God n_ie God concept is an intellectual-izeddefinition of God ihat islargely an arii-fact of cultural and rebgious educaOon. God by on,ras,. ,s one's imu,,,ve sens awhal Lawrencedesenbesas asa

1    .; ^bered .........

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God. iffocM*.on a morę affecbve,y

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<I99|) cnnstmclcil six principul

k    < Inlltu iKc. Prwidence, Piosence,

( h.illcngc, Ac i ( pi.mcc. and Benevolence)

.ii, l i .....nimi ales (I mili and Salience).

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