This project provided support for the main prediction, which was
that the cruel and distant dimensions of God concept would be differentially useful in predicting distinct forms of divine struggle. As proposed, we found that seeing God as cruel dominated in predicting anger toward God and concern about God’s anger or disapproval toward the self, whereas seeing God as distant dominated in predicting doubts about God’s existence.
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