Une théologie de l’intime chez le baby-boomer québécois francophone issu de la tradition catholique : démarche qualitative descriptive
Even if we know that the Quebec French-speaking baby-boomer of catholic tradition stepped back from the latter, we also observe that he continues to become identified with it in every census. This report proposes an approach and tools allowing to describe the experience of faith of this one. It is about the intimate theology, of which the genesis and its experiment are presented within the framework of a research led with subjects belonging to this population. This approach articulates through three complementary and interdependent dialogues: the quest for essence, the embodiment process and the identity challenge. The experiment demonstrates that the multidisciplinary character of the intimate theology describes in a congruent way some baby-boomers’ experience of faith, the coherence of which it also confirms, in spite of the report of a doctrinal gap with the Catholicism.  The report ends by proposing other perspectives of application of the intimate theology.
baby-boomer intimate theology quest for essence embodiment process identity challenge faith spirituality