The logic of the spirit : human development in theological perspective
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The logic of the spirit : human development in theological perspective
Jossey-Bass Publishers, c1998
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Includes bibliographical references and index
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内容説明
Those . . . prepared to grapple with science, social science, andChristian theology, will find [this book] important,thought-provoking, and rewarding.
?Sharon Daloz Parks, Whidbey Institute
In this deep and enlightening discussion, psychologist, andtheologian James E. Loder demonstrates how a theologicalperspective enlarges our understanding of how humans grow anddevelop from birth through the life span. Loder examines theintimate relationship between human nature and the divine andprovides moving case studies, bringing the work of psychologistsFreud, Erikson, and Piaget to that of seminal Christian theologiansKierkegaard, Barth, Torrance, and Pannenberg.
Loder acknowledges that psychological stage theories enable us tounderstand the logic of humans' evolving relationship with theworld and with God. At the same time, he demonstrates that thedivine spirit has a logic of its own, which is not bound by stages.Seminarians, theologians, ministers, and pastoral counselors willbenefit from this rich, thought-provoking guide.
James E. Loder is the Mary D. Synnott Professor of the Philosophyof Christian Education at Princeton Theological Seminary and authorof The Transforming Moment and coauthor of The Knight's Move.
目次
THE CRY OF THE SPIRIT.
What is a Lifetime, and Why Do I Live It?
Examining the Relationality Between Human Spirit and theDivine.
Human Development Reenvisioned: The Case of Helen.
THE TRIUMPH OF NEGATION.Infancy in Theological Perspective: TheSpirit's Confrontation with Nothingness.
THE STRUGGLE OF THE SPIRIT.
The Toddler: Conformity and the Root of Human Freedom.
The Oedipal Child: Sex, Death, and the Origin of Worship.
The School-Aged Child: Work and the Ambiguity of Achievement.
THE RELEASE OF THE SPIRIT.
Adolescence in Psychological Perspective: Five Axes of YouthIdentity.
Adolescence in Theological Perspective: Coming into the Presence ofGod.
Young Adulthood: Risking Identity in the Service of Love.
The Middle Years: Ego Transitions and Transfigurations of theSoul.
Beyond 65: Dreaming Dreams and Talking With God.
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