THEOLOGICAL STUDENT ATTITUDES TOWARDS AFFECT THE SPİRİTUAL FORMATION BY LEARNİNG BY DOİNG

This research uses explanatory-confirmatory to explain the causal relationship with the observation approach as a comparison. The results showed: (1) the dominant character values that influence the student's lifestyle are: self-fomation (85.42%, good), social formation (82.17%, good), and spiritual formation (71.83%, good). Thus, the student's lifestyle is dominated by self-discipline, while the values of spiritual discipline are less important. (2) The design of self-order character formation can affect the spiritual development of students by "learning by doing