ISBN: 9789351483304 - compendium of theological thought: varied discussions on counselling, theology, communication, spirituality and feminism (1 Ergebnisse)

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  • Sprache: Englisch

    Verlag: Christian World Imprints, 2019

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    Hardcover. Zustand: As New. Contents: Foreword.1. The impact of pluralistic spirituality on the institution of family today. 2. The concept of self-identity in Erik Erikson: role of psychology in spirituality. 3. Child theology and counselling: a postmodern reading. 4. Homosexual relationships, a topic of contemporary discussion: a psychosocial reading. 5. Christian ministry: a pentecostal perspective based on the ethical values of the bible. 6. "When mission theology confronts postmodernism": challenges and prospects of postmodernism towards Christian ministry. 7. Christian spirituality and communication. 8. Discipleship: A postmodern reading. 9. Feminism: A contemporary theological critique. 10. Judaeo-Christian influence on Sufism. 11. Paul, the theologian and apologist. 12. The importance of faith in Pauline theology. 13. M. M. Thomas: a humanist visionary. This book, "Compendium of Theological Thought" is a collection of thirteen selected articles published in International Journals from different departments of Theology. All the thirteen articles are almost varied from the different fields consisting of Counselling, Christian Ministry, Christian Theology, Post Modernism, Communication, New Testament, Christian Spirituality and Feminism. As the variety of topics are included surely the readers can select according to their interest and read, it will surely nourish and enrich their theological appetite.…