RT Article
T1 Gudshusbehov i tider med stengte kirker og moskéer: Psykososiale og eksistensielle erfaringer under pandemien våren 2020
JF Tidsskrift for praktisk teologi
VO 38
IS 1
SP 4
OP 19
A1 Danbolt, Lars Johan 1955-
A1 Isene, Tor Arne
A1 Stålsett, Gry
A2 Isene, Tor Arne
A2 Stålsett, Gry
LA Norwegian
YR 2021
UL https://ixtheo.de/Record/1756666121
AB Did people feel a need to get to church, mosque or other houses of God during  the first corona lock down in Spring 2020? This question is explored in association with the  participants' a) psycho-social experiences during the  corona-crisis, b) faith- and worldview affiliations, and c) experiences of living a  "rich life" or being "stuck in a meaning-crisis". A sample from an online questionnaire (N=1225) is used. One in three among the members of the Church of Norway and two in three among "Other Christians" and Muslims felt the need to come to church or mosque. The study points to three important aspects  related to this need: 1. The intensity of the crisis experience, 2. religious affiliation and self-understanding, and 3. the belonging to the traditions for using the House of God in the culture one identifies with. The need to come together  in a House of God can be understood as a natural response when one  experiences that basic psycho-social pillars in society, such as security, community and existential meaning, are destabilized.
K1 Korona
K1 kirkegang
K1 religiøs tilhørighet
K1 moské
K1 psykososial krise
K1 Tro
K1 livssyn