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Pastoral Theology

Toronto Journal of Theology, 2012
Annemie Dillen and Didier Pollefeyt, eds., Children's Voices: Children's Perspectives in Ethics, Theology and Religious Education, reviewed by David M. Csinos William Durland, God or Nations: Radical Theology for the Religious Peace Movement, reviewed by Christopher Hrynkow
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The body as theology in pastoral psychology

Journal of Religion & Health, 1981
The physical body is explored as a metaphor of transformation and healing in pastoral psychotherapy. Three sections of the paper outline 1) the perception of the body as a point of critical clinical intervention, 2) the understanding of body as a living image of soul, and 3) the body as corporal participant in the mystical Body of Christ.
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SPIRITUALITY, PASTORAL THEOLOGY, AND THE PASTORAL THEOLOGIAN

Journal of Pastoral Theology, 2002
Introduction It has become commonplace to remark on the resurgence of interest in the topic of spirituality and the proliferation of materials on the topic of spirituality. While the level of interest attests to the importance of the subject, the quantity of material produced highlights one of the current dilemmas or difficulties.
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Is there a “theology’ in Seward Hiltner's pastoral theology?

Pastoral Psychology, 1970
Hiltner with his two-way, dialogical theology raises questions about the general adequacy of the two main options (Barth and Tillich) in theology today. Barth, it seems, has denied at least in his system an organic relationship of logic-centered and operation-centered theology.
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Theologies of pastoral leadership

Dialog, 2020
AbstractThe disestablishment of mainline Protestantism as the default religiosity and public theological voice, lamented by many of its members, presents new opportunities for conceiving of pastoral leadership in faithful ways. The pastor as public leader is better imagined as a visionary possibilizer and convener of public conversations, exerting ...
Libby Davis Manning, Derek R. Nelson
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Political Theology, Pastoral Power, and Resistance

Political Theology, 2020
Foucault’s genealogy of pastoral power as “a power of care” challenges us to think of modern medical institutions and practices in terms of political theology by emphasizing their continuities with older ecclesiastical practices.
Jennifer R. Rust
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Pastoral Theology as Hermeneutics

British Journal of Theological Education, 2001
(2001). Pastoral Theology as Hermeneutics. British Journal of Theological Education: Vol. 12, No. 1, pp. 7-18.
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A theology of pastoral multiplicity

Dialog, 2020
AbstractThe contemporary moment is characterized by liquidity and difference. “Liquidity” means rapidly changing social structures, accelerations in consumption, and constantly changing personal and group identities. In this increasingly diverse context, encounters with difference are not only inevitable, they are essential—and can be transformative ...
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Shifting the Pastoral Theology Conversation on Moral Injury: The Personal Is Political for Soldiers and Veterans, Too

Pastoral Psychology, 2023
Adam D. Tietje, Joshua T. Morris
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Stuff Pastoral Theology

Contact, 2007
SummaryArtefacts are the works of human hands and they profoundly shape humans physically, psychologically and socially. However, pastoral care and pastoral theology have mostly ignored the artifactual dimensions of human existence. This paper explores the significance of artefacts for humans, and the kinds of relationships they have with them.
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