2001, ISBN: 9780225664706

Blackfriars / Eyre & Spottiswoode 1966. This volume only, ex library (Dominican Fathers), octavo, green cloth boards with gilt lettering to spine & gilt coat of arms to front boa… Mehr…

Blackfriars / Eyre & Spottiswoode 1966. This volume only, ex library (Dominican Fathers), octavo, green cloth boards with gilt lettering to spine & gilt coat of arms to front board, upper page edges stained green, xiii + 207pp, VG+ (usu library markings, some foxing to page edges) in d/w, VG- (light browning, library markings), Blackfriars / Eyre & Spottiswoode 1966, Blackfriars / Eyre & Spottiswoode 1967. This volume only, ex library (Dominican Fathers), octavo, blue cloth boards with gilt lettering to spine & gilt coat of arms to front board, upper page edges stained blue, xxiii + 255pp, VG+ (usu library markings, some foxing to page edges) in d/w, VG- (light browning, creasing to edges, library markings), Blackfriars / Eyre & Spottiswoode 1967, Natl Book Network, February 2001. Paper Back Paper Back. New. Anselm Stolz's basic definition of mysticism -- ''the experience of that process of being drawn into the stream of divine life, a process which is accomplished in the sacraments'' -- differs at a fundamental level from the psychologically-based studies of both William James and Evelyn Underhill. James treats mysticism as an isolated, though extraordinary, psychological phenomena that defies articulation and leaves the recipient temporarily passive during his experience of divine things. Underhill qualifies this view by placing the experience within the pattern of human development but still relies on a general theory of psychological consciousness to guide her work. Stolz contends both are radically disassociated from Christian doctrine and seeks to ground the mystic's psychological experience in theological understanding, drawing from St. Paul's second letter to the Corinthians, the early church fathers and Thomas Aquinas. His theory implies that mysticism is hardly a rare phenomenon. In fact, once extraordinary psychological experiences are removed as classifying criteria, one might discover mysticism to be the standard among devout Christians. Stolz does not deny mysticism its psychological content; instead he seeks to correct its imbalance by interpreting psychological experiences in light of the gifts of the Holy Spirit. The sacramental life amplifies the virtues and allows the human consciousness a better understanding of divine things., Natl Book Network, London, UK.: Geoffrey Chapman.. Near Fine. 1985. Softcover. 0225664704 . 8vo - 21.5 x 14 cm.; ix - (5) - 193 pp. Volume 4 in this series from Chapman, Introducing Catholic Theology. Three pages of questions for discussion, a 2 page bibliography, a 3 page index of biblical references, a 1 page index of references to St. Augustine's "De Trinitate" and lastly a 3 page general index, all at the back. Primarily meant to be a beginning book in formal theological studies, "Edmund Hill presents a lively and stumulating account which will help anyone who desires to know better God, the Father, Son and Holy Spirit". Small sticker remnant on the back cover, otherwise the book is fine and appears to have never been used. ., Geoffrey Chapman., 1985<

1985, ISBN: 0225664704

[EAN: 9780225664706], Near Fine, [SC: 17.58], [PU: Geoffrey Chapman., London, UK.], CATHOLIC; THEOLOGY; TRINITY; ST. AUGUSTINE; SCRIPTURE; FATHER; SON; HOLY SPIRIT; REVEALTION; CHRISTIAN;… Mehr…

[EAN: 9780225664706], Near Fine, [SC: 17.58], [PU: Geoffrey Chapman., London, UK.], CATHOLIC; THEOLOGY; TRINITY; ST. AUGUSTINE; SCRIPTURE; FATHER; SON; HOLY SPIRIT; REVEALTION; CHRISTIAN; DOCTRINE; DOGMA; AQUINAS;, Biography & Autobiography|Religious, Religion|Christianity|Theology|Systematic, 8vo - 21.5 x 14 cm.; ix - (5) - 193 pp. Volume 4 in this series from Chapman, Introducing Catholic Theology. Three pages of questions for discussion, a 2 page bibliography, a 3 page index of biblical references, a 1 page index of references to St. Augustine's "De Trinitate" and lastly a 3 page general index, all at the back. Primarily meant to be a beginning book in formal theological studies, "Edmund Hill presents a lively and stumulating account which will help anyone who desires to know better God, the Father, Son and Holy Spirit". Small sticker remnant on the back cover, otherwise the book is fine and appears to have never been used.<

1986, ISBN: 9780225664706

HarperCollins, Paperback, Publiziert: 1986-04-01T00:00:01Z, Produktgruppe: Book, Verkaufsrang: 2135221, Subjects, Books, HarperCollins, 1986