Our Hearts Are Restless: Meditations on Learning to Live

Couverture
Rowman & Littlefield, 1997 - 83 pages
In the past, resurgences of interest in the writings of St. Augustine have been times of excitement and advance in the history of Christianity. Augustinian thought brings great insight and levels of meaning to the Christian community, both Roman Catholic and Protestant. This volume, then, is an attempt to use Augustine-based reflections to relate the thoughts of one of the greatest of the early Christian writers to the thought and life of our time. This collection of 40 short meditations seeks to build on shared concerns of Christians of all denominations, and contribute a new appreciation of the thought, piety and spirituality of this significant early Christian thinker.
 

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Table des matières

1 The Dichotomy
2
2 Excitement or Evil
4
3 A Severe Mercy
6
4 Paradoxes
8
5 Lord Someday
10
6 A Strange Logic
12
7 Combining Opposites
14
8 Restlessness
16
22 Discovering Truth
44
23 Human ana Divine
46
24 Good Pagans
48
25 Soul Vices
50
26 Shifting Blame
52
27 Truly Human
54
28 The Second City
56
29 A Sweet Scent
58

9 Learning From Mary
18
10 A Mothers Prayer
20
11 Near Yet Far
22
12 Allegiance
24
13 Barren or Bearing?
26
14 The Process
28
15 Learning and Unlearning
30
16 Being Transformed
32
17 Guidebook for Exploration
34
18 Remembering
36
19 Missing the Mark
38
20 Push or Pull?
40
21 Faith in What?
42
30 Abrahams Spiritual Seed
60
31 Strength in Weakness
62
32 In or Out?
64
33 Tilting the Table
66
34 One Holy Catholic
68
35 Law of Charity
70
36 Knowing the Spirit
72
37 Learning to Live
74
38 Names or Reality
76
39 Inebriated for God
78
40 World and Word
80
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Howard A. Redmond was educated at UCLA, Princeton Theological Seminary, and the University of Southern California, where he received his Ph.D. He has spent the past 50 years as a pastor and a professor throughout the United States, and has written three other books. He lives in Spokane, Washington.

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