Titlebook: Narratives of Trauma and Moral Agency among Christian Post-9/11 Veterans; Thomas Howard Suitt, III Book 2023 The Editor(s) (if applicable)

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Finding Resonance: Religion and Moral Injury, those with moral injury and those without depended on whether they could find resonance with meaning-making toolkits amid trauma. This investigation of religion amid moral injury revealed a social process of culture in action amid the moral trials of war.

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Conclusion,dual service members. As a result, we must consider changing military organizational frameworks toward help-seeking attitudes and collective or organizational moral responsibility. Moreover, we must consider communitarian approaches to theological frames that might reimagine how service members make sense of war through remembering and retelling.

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Military Chaplains and the Two-Collar Problem,ing torn between commitments to their faith and the military organization. However, it is about managing deeply habituated theological and moral obligations (one collar) that the military has redefined (the other collar).

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Introduction,rrative approach to this study. Stemming from that narrative approach, the co-constructed narratives of this work will motivate new ways of understanding moral agency and responsibility in war through a process of remembering, retelling, and reimagining. An overview of the methodology, sample, and book structure concludes the introduction.

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Coming Home and the Evolution of Religious Identities,trauma and varied religious resources. These narrative trajectories, stemming from veteran stories, suggest complementary and competing ways veterans navigated the military experience. These narratives I will identify as ., ., ., ., ., ., and .. Each shows the process of identity maintenance over a “typical” life cycle of a veteran.

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The Religious Life of the US Military, everyday lives of service members. Often rooted in religious commitments brought to the military, service members found different ways to express their religious beliefs even within the high operational tempo of the military.