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UstsihduB gnuo Y gnidnatsredn <UN> ni seidutS lanoitanre tnI yteicoS dna noigile R Series edited by Lori G. Beaman (University of Ottawa) Peter Beyer (University of Ottawa) Advisory Board Afe Adogame (University of Edinburgh) Elizabeth Coleman (Monash University) Lene Kühle (Aarhus University) Mary Jo Neitz (University of Missouri) Linda Woodhead (University of Lancaster) VOLUME 28 The titles published in this series are listed at brill.com/isrs <UN> UstsihduB gnuo Y gnidnatsredn Living Out Ethical Journeys By Sarah-Jane Page Andrew Kam-Tuck Yip LEIDEN | BOSTON <UN> v o g.col. golatac/:pt th ta enilno elbalia v fo yra rbiL ehT a si ata D noitacilbuP-ni- gnigolataC se rgnoC � � 2523506102/v o g.col.ncl/:pt th ta elbalia v a d roce r .ecafepyt-lirb/moc.lirb :daolnw od dna eS . ”lirB“ :stpircs ciliryC dna ,ke rG ,nitaL eht rof ecafepy T � � � � � � � � - � � � � � � � � � � � - � � - � � - � � � � � - � )kcabd rah( � � � � � � � - � � - � � - � � � � � - � e( )kob- � lirB e kjilknino K y � b 7 102 thgiry poC N ehT ,nedieL , . sdnalrehte � lirB e kjilknino K �N lirB ,fa rG eD & seH lirB ,lirB stnirpmi eht se ta roprocni dna ipodo R lirB ,f•ohji . gnihsilbuP ie toH N .de vrese r sthgir lA ,me tsys la veirte r a ni de ro ts ,de talsna fo trap o rt ,decudo rpe r eb y am noitacilbup siht ,esiwrehto ro gnid roce r ,gniy poco tohp ,lacinahcem ,cino rtcele , snaem y na y b ro mrof y na ni de t timsna rt ro . rehsilbup eht mo rf noisimrep ne t tirw roirp tuohtiw � lirB e kjilknino K y � b de tna dediv rg si esu lanosrep ro lanre o tni rof sme rp ti y poco tohp o t noitazirohtu A ,e virD do weso R 2 2 2 , re tneC ecna raelC thgiry poC ehT o t yltce rid diap e ra sef e tairpo rpa eht taht • , sre v • na D ,019 e tiuS • ,3 29 10 � • .e gnahc o t tcejbus e ra se F . . renam elbaniatsus a ni decudo rp dna repap e rf-dica no de tnirp si kob sihT <UN> :o t d e ta cid ed si kob sihT )ena J-ha raS ( tropus gnidnenu ruo y rof , si rhC N yenruo j eht ni noinapmo c gni ripsni na hcus gnieb rof ,lëo fo )we rdnA( efil ∵ <UN> <UN> stne tnoC �stneme gdelw onkc A ix 1 ydutS eht gnitautiS 1� 2 msihduB o t gniyenruo J 1� 8 3 UmsihduB gnisitca rP dna gnidnatsredn 4� 8 4 ytilaux eS dna ytilautiripS gniv ae wre tnI 7� 3 5 rediW eht ni msihduB tuO gniviL dlro W 1� 03 6 denraeL snoseL :stsihduB gnuo Y gniydutS 1� 41 A 1� xidnep 61 �yhpa rgoilbiB 166 �xednI 187 <UN> <UN> stneme gdelw onkc A The book is based on a research project entitled Religion, Youth and Sexuality: A Multi-faith Exploration, funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Coun- cil and the Economic and Social Research Council under the Religion and So- ciety Programme (Award no. AH/G014051/1). The research team consisted of Prof. Andrew Kam-Tuck Yip (Principal Investigator), Dr. Michael Keenan (Co- investigator), and Dr. Sarah-Jane Page (Research Fellow). We are grateful for the generous funding which has enabled us to conduct the research meaningfully. We also want to express our deepest gratitude to the 44 young adults, whose thoughts and voices serve as the foundation of this book. We thank you for your time in sharing their stories and lived experiences. We sincerely hope that we have done you justice. We also wish to thank the members of the advisory committee on the re- search project, whose feedback has been consistently encouraging and posi- tive. They are: Daniel Downes, Amreen Hussain, Jagbir Jhutti-Johal, Glenn Martin, Sally Munt, Sivakumari Ramachandran, Jasjit Singh, Sharon Smith, and Elizabeth Stuart. We also wish to extend our appreciation to all the individuals and groups/ organisations that helped us publicise the project in various ways and contrib- uted significantly to the recruitment of participants. There are too many of you for us to list individually. But we want you to know that your support has been most appreciated. Many colleagues have also provided support and advice in one way or another, and we thank them. They are: Kathy Almack, Elisabeth Arweck, Kristin Aune, Lori Beaman, Chak-Kwan Chan, Janine Clements, Neil Cobb, Denise Cush, Grace Davie, Andrew Davies, Pamela Dickey Young, Lena Gemzöe, Mathew Guest, Anna Halafoff, Stephen Hunt, Dawn Llewellyn, Pam Lowe, Michael Keenan, Sally Munt, Catrien Notemans, Peter Nynäs, Katy Pilcher, Chrissie Rogers, Sonya Sharma, Jasjit Singh, Heather Shipley, Naomi Stanton, Yvette Taylor, Maya Turolla, and Linda Woodhead. Our editors at Brill, Stephanie Paalvast and Giulia Moriconi, have been most supportive and helpful throughout the production process. We thank them for their professionalism and collegiality. We are also indebted to the two anony- mous manuscript reviewers who performed their role with exemplary thor- oughness and insightfulness. Finally, family members and friends have been invaluable in offering en- couragement, support and strength. Sarah-Jane would specifically like to thank Chris and Pam. Andrew would specifically like to thank Noël. <UN> <UN>

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