Relationship of Spiritual Well-Being and Attitudes of Tolerance for Youth Raja Oloan Tumanggor and Heni Mularsih

The intolerant attitude that is increasingly prevalent lately also involves teenagers. Various intolerant actions for groups that have different cultural, religious and ethnic backgrounds are truly alarming. To increase religious tolerance for teenagers, it is necessary to look at the spiritual aspects of well-being. This study wants to analyze the relationship between spiritual well-being and religious tolerance for adolescents. Spiritual well-being is a life affirmation in relation to oneself, community, environment and God. The study aims to determine the relationship between spiritual well-being and tolerance. The research subjects were teenagers who were still studying in junior and senior high schools who were collected through convenience sampling. The incoming data is processed and analyzed critically. The results show that spiritual well-being is related to tolerance (r = 0.475 **, p = 0.000 <0.01). The higher the level of spiritual well-being, the better tolerance of adolescents.