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Casey Paul Griffiths

Casey Paul Griffiths

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Total articles 7

  • Enhancing Doctrinal Discernment: Exploring the Use of Decision Models in Faith Education

    By Kenneth Plummer, Casey Paul Griffiths, Stephanie D. Sorensen, Christian Ames| Taylor & Francis@ AbstractReligious education is crucial for equipping learners to distinguish official doctrine from non-official statements within their faith traditions. This qualitative study examines the effectiveness of Decision-Based Learning (DBL) as a tool to enhance student ability to discern between doctrine that falls within and without a faith’s official doctrinal canon.

    By Kenneth Plummer, Casey Paul Griffiths, Stephanie D. Sorensen, Christian Ames · Taylor & Francis

    Mar. 17, 2025

  • The Most Important Lesson Learned from the Kirtland Temple Agreement

    By Casey Paul Griffiths| Meridian Magazine US Verified The following first appeared on Public Square Magazine. If you walk up to a structure owned by Community of Christ, somewhere on the inside or outside of the building, you will usually see the seal of the church.

    By Casey Paul Griffiths · Meridian Magazine US

    Mar. 20, 2024

  • Enhancing Doctrinal Discernment: Exploring the Use of Decision Models in Faith Education

    By Kenneth Plummer, Casey Paul Griffiths, Stephanie D. Sorensen, Christian Ames| Taylor & Francis@ AbstractReligious education is crucial for equipping learners to distinguish official doctrine from non-official statements within their faith traditions. This qualitative study examines the effectiveness of Decision-Based Learning (DBL) as a tool to enhance student ability to discern between doctrine that falls within and without a faith’s official doctrinal canon.

    By Kenneth Plummer, Casey Paul Griffiths, Stephanie D. Sorensen, Christian Ames · Taylor & Francis

    Mar. 17, 2025

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Seek Learning

Provo, Utah, United States

+1 801-422-4636