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Before Belief
Discovering First Spiritual Awareness
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2020
Summary
First things are spiritually and theologically important. Before Belief explores the precognitive human experience of transcendence, illuminating how such foundational experiences are formative of attachment relationships with people and ultimately with God. The book proposes an implicit learning model rather than rely on Freud’s or Jung’s understanding of the unconscious, with a goal of recovering unconscious spiritual learning. Once discovered and put into language, early learning needs to be tested and integrated into life experience and expressed in committed living. The theories examined and advanced in the work are also carried through in practical case studies that demonstrate the pastoral and clinical salience of understanding and connecting people to those grounding experiences.
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Copyright year
2020
ISBN-Print
978-1-7936-0721-8
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978-1-7936-0722-5
Publisher
Lexington, Lanham
Language
English
Pages
148
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Contents No access
Introduction No access Pages 1 - 6
Chapter OneSome Maps No access Pages 7 - 16
Chapter TwoFirst Things First No access Pages 17 - 22
Chapter ThreeFrom One Generation to the Next No access Pages 23 - 32
Chapter FourThe Senses No access Pages 33 - 44
Chapter FiveSight No access Pages 45 - 50
Chapter SixTouch (Including the Sense of Body) No access Pages 51 - 60
Chapter SevenHearing No access Pages 61 - 64
Chapter EightSmell No access Pages 65 - 68
Chapter NineTaste No access Pages 69 - 74
Chapter TenRevisiting Infantile Experience No access Pages 75 - 82
Chapter ElevenInto Language No access Pages 83 - 92
Chapter TwelveEvaluation No access Pages 93 - 102
Chapter ThirteenNow for Integration No access Pages 103 - 110
Chapter FourteenCommitted Living No access Pages 111 - 118
Chapter FifteenEarly Spirituality in Ministry No access Pages 119 - 128
Conclusion No access Pages 129 - 130
AppendixThe Early Spirituality Profile No access Pages 131 - 132
