Divine Darkness: Engaging the Spiritual Dimension of Depression

Erin McCarthy

doi:10.6082/uchicago.16067

August 20, 2025

Divine Darkness: Engaging the Spiritual Dimension of Depression

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The central aim is to explore how spirituality influences experiences of depression and emotional well-being.
Qualitative analysis of personal narratives regarding spirituality and depression
Interviews with individuals from diverse spiritual backgrounds
Theoretical framework linking spirituality to mental health
Many participants report that spirituality provides a sense of purpose in overcoming depression.
Engagement in spiritual practices is associated with improved psychological well-being.
Participants emphasize community support from spiritual groups as crucial for emotional resilience.

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Observations reveal the influence of spirituality on emotional resilience in those experiencing depression, suggesting potential therapeutic approaches.

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