Helping People ForgiveWestminster John Knox Press, 1 janv. 1996 - 180 pages Using resources from scripture, theology, and the social sciences, pastoral counselor David Augsburger explores the complicated issues of Christian forgiveness and reconciliation and their real-world applications. Comprehensive in scope and fully illustrated with numerous charts, graphs, case studies and parables, this book is a unique and essential resource for clergy, pastoral counselors and other helping professionals. |
Table des matières
The Mysteries of Change | 29 |
The Origins of Reconnection | 52 |
The Roots of Rage and Resentment | 73 |
The Virtues of Forgiving the Practice of Reconciling | 101 |
The Curse and Blessing of Scapegoats | 126 |
The Basis and Bias for Bridgebuilding | 146 |
Probes and Pointers toward a New Paradigm | 165 |
Acknowledgments 180 | |
Expressions et termes fréquents
acceptance action adult Alasdair MacIntyre alienation anger apology archaic authentic bad objects become behavior bridge brother capacity central character child Christian conflict context create culture daugh defense depressive position emotional emotivism empathy enemy ethical evil experience external feelings forget forgiven forgiveness Forgrieving Girard give God's grandiose guilt hate healing Heinz Kohut human ideal injury integrity internal interpersonal introjected Jesus John Howard Yoder justice Klein Kohut Lamech MacIntyre mature Melanie Klein metaphors mimesis mimetic desire Moby-Dick monstrous double moral moral community mutual myths narcissism narcissistic narrative ness offender offers one's option other's pain paradigm paranoid parents parties pastoral person practice Press rage reality reconciliation relationship release René Girard reparation requires resentment responsibility restoration revenge ritual sacrifice scapegoat seek shame social solidarity splitting story therapeutic therapist tion transformed trust uncon unconscious understanding values victim violence virtue Visualize Wolf Leslau wrong wrongdoer