| Edition |
[New edition]. |
| Description |
xvii, 344 pages |
| Contents |
PART I: THE SHAPE OF PASTORAL CARE. Introduction -- Definitions -- PART 2: HISTORICAL EPOCHS OF PASTORAL CARE. A rich treasure -- Periodization -- Sustaining in the primitive church -- Reconciling during the persecutions -- The prominence of guidance in the imperial church -- Inductive guidance or the European peoples -- Medieval Christendom and sacramental healing -- Reconciling in renaissance and reformation -- Sustaining the souls of Enlightenment Christians -- Pastoral guidance in the era of religious privacy -- PART 3: THE FOUR PASTORAL FUNCTIONS. Healing -- Sustaining -- Guiding -- Reconciling -- PART 4: PASTORAL CARE PAST AND PRESENT: Summary -- Ritual in pastoral care -- Pastoral care in transition -- Pastoral care and pastoral psychologies -- Emergence of a new era? -- PART 5: EXHIBITS. Enduring the end of the world: II Clement -- Exomologesis: Tertullina of Carthage -- Instructions for reconciliation: Didascalia Apostolorum -- On facing martyrdom: Cyprian -- Gestalt of grief: John Chrysostom -- The dynamics of sin: John Cassian -- Prescriptions for sins: Halitgar -- Passionate empathy: Bernard of Clairvaux -- A healing miracle: Francis of Assisi -- How to die: the craft of dying -- Sacramental medicine: Kramer and Sprenger -- Consoling an anxious man: Martin Luther -- Death: moment of truth: John Calvin -- Calisthenics of the spirit: Ignatius Loyola -- A liturgy for reconciliation: John Knox -- Making the most of sickness: Jeremy Taylor -- The shield of Scripture: John Bunyan -- The therapeutics of revival religion: John Walsh -- How to hear confessions: Jean Joseph Gaume -- Dear John Keble ... : John Keble -- Remedial religion: William James. |
| Note |
"Exhibits": p. 87-335. |
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Reprinted from various sources. |
| Subject |
Pastoral Care -- history.
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Religion and Psychology.
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| Added Author |
Clebsch, William A.
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Jaekle, Charles R.
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| ISBN |
0876681933: $12.50 |
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