From Religious Fanatic to Maturity in Faith: Cross-confessional Tolerance as a Way to Understand Emotional Components of Others

Natalya Khon, Alla Kim

2016

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DOI 10.1016/j.sbspro.2016.12.025
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Abstract

Despite the differences in variables of religious faith between Christians and Muslims, similarity relating emotional competence traits was found. The structure of model of Faith is the same for both confessions. The similarity is getting closer as soon as the Faith becomes more mature. Empathy is observed in 1st and 3rd level of faith for Christians and 3rd level of Muslims. Self-discipline as a value is observed on 2nd of Christians and 2nd and 3rd level of Muslims. Cheerfulness shows itself for both Christians and Muslims mature in faith.