Inner way : toward a rebirth of Eastern Christian spiritual direction
Joseph J. Allen
Grand Rapids, Mich : Wm. B. Eerdmans, c1994
xiv, 141 p. ; 23 cm.
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1/F Collection | BX 382 .5 .A55 | Available |
- 1.Treading the Inner Way: A Ministry of Healing and Reconciliation : Iatros Pneumatikos: The Spiritual Physician
- A Question of Contemporary Ministry
- Reconciliation through Appropriation
- 2.The Historical Tradition of the Inner Way : Eldership: Distinctions and Connections
- The Work and the Fruit: Nonsacramental and Sacramental
- Bringing Light into Human Motivation and Behavior
- The Inner Way to True Knowledge
- Self-Disclosure and Trust
- Paternity: Obedience and Freedom
- On Both sides: The Absence of Development of the Relationship
- The Penitential Tradition of the Inner Way
- 3. The Spiritual Component:Exploring the Theological Roots of Spiritual Direction : Introduction: Distinguishing the "Spiritual" and the "Direction"
- Fragmentation and Transformation: Life out of the Compost Heap
- Covenantal Suppositions: The God-Issue
- Theology and Experience
- Human Choice and Free Will
- Between the Therapeutic and Theological: The Place of Metaphorical Language
- Compassion, Steadfast Love, Faithfulness: Correlates for Healing
- The Binding of the "Spiritual" and the "Direction"
- Caring and Curing: Listening, Affirming, Freeing
- The Place of the Heart
- 4.The Direction Component:Exploring Psychological Issues in Spiritual Direction : Introduction:The Direction Component
- Methodology: The Uniqueness of Spiritual Direction
- Patterns in Methodology
- Listening: More than Hearing
- The Meeting in the Method: Director and Directee
- Responsibility and Confrontation: Contemporary Models Which Conflict
- 5.Appendix: Practitioners of Spiritual Direction : St. John Chrysostom as Spiritual Director
- The Blessed Augustine as Spiritual Director
- Fr. Alexander Elchaninov and St. John of Kronstadt as Spiritual Directors
- Includes bibliographical references.
- https://cms.trccloud.hk/opac/bib/AKIh