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Study of Spirituality.
Title:
Study of Spirituality.
Author:
Jones, Cheslyn.
ISBN:
9780199770731
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Physical Description:
1 online resource (1015 pages)
Contents:
Cover Page -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Contents -- Illustrations -- Contributors -- Preface -- Abbreviations -- Part One: The Theology of Spirituality -- 1 Liturgy and Personal Devotion -- 2 The Theology of Christian Spirituality -- 3 Mysticism, Human and Divine -- 4 Prayer and Personality: Prayer as Primary Speech -- 5 Sociology and the Study of Spirituality -- 6 Media of Spirituality -- Part Two: The History of Spirituality -- I Introduction -- A Biblical Roots -- 1 The Old Testament -- 2 The New Testament -- B Philosophical Roots -- 1 Greek Philosophy, Wisdom Literature and Gnosis -- 2 Philo -- 3 Plotinus -- 4 Proclus -- II The Early Fathers -- 1 The Apostolic Fathers and Irenaeus -- 2 Tertullian and Cyprian -- 3 Clement of Alexandria -- 4 Origen -- 5 The Desert Fathers, Antony and Pachomius -- III The Latin Fathers -- 1 Ambrose -- 2 Jerome -- 3 Augustine -- 4 John Cassian -- 5 Benedict -- 6 John Scotus Eriugena -- IV The Eastern Fathers -- A Greek Writers from the Cappadocians to John of Damascus -- 1 Introduction -- 2 The Cappadocians -- 3 Evagrius and Macarius -- 4 The Origins of the Jesus Prayer: Diadochus, Gaza, Sinai -- 5 Denys the Areopagite -- 6 Maximus the Confessor -- 7 The Spirituality of the Icon -- B The Syriac Tradition -- V Insular Traditions -- 1 Celtic Spirituality -- 2 The Anglo-Saxon Tradition -- VI The Eastern Tradition from the Tenth to the Twentieth Century -- A Greek -- 1 Symeon the New Theologian -- 2 The Hesychasts: Gregory of Sinai, Gregory Palamas, Nicolas Cabasilas -- 3 The Hesychast Renaissance -- B Russian -- VII The Medieval West -- A Monastic Spirituality -- 1 Gregory the Great -- 2 Anselm of Canterbury -- B The New Orders -- C Joachim of Fiore -- D The Mendicants -- 1 The Dominicans -- 2 The Franciscans -- E Italian Spiritual Writers -- 1 Dante Alighieri -- 2 Catherine of Siena -- 3 Catherine of Genoa.

F Teutonic Mysticism -- 1 The Rhineland Mystics -- 2 Ruysbroeck, à Kempis and the Theologia Deutsch -- 3 Nicholas of Cusa (Cusanus) -- G The English Mystics -- H Northern Humanists Before the Reform -- VIII The Modern World -- A The Protestant Reformation -- Introduction -- 1 Luther -- 2 Zwingli -- 3 The Anabaptists -- 4 Calvin -- Conclusion -- B The Catholic Reformation -- I Spain -- 1 Ignatius Loyola -- 2 Teresa of Avila and John of the Cross -- 3 Other Spanish Spiritual Writers -- II France -- 1 François de Sales -- 2 Bérulle and the 'French School' -- 3 Jansenism -- 4 Pascal -- 5 Fénelon and Quietism -- 6 Jean-Pierre de Caussade -- 7 Charles de Foucauld -- III English Roman Catholics in the Eighteenth and Nineteenth Centuries -- C Later Protestant Spirituality -- 1 The Caroline Divines and the Cambridge Platonists -- 2 The Puritans -- 3 The Quakers -- 4 Continental Pietism -- 5 The Nonjurors and William Law -- 6 John Wesley and the Methodist Movement -- 7 The Evangelical Revival in the Church of England -- 8 The Catholic Revival in the Church of England -- 9 Kierkegaard -- 10 Some Patterns in American Protestantism -- 11 Black Worship -- IX Other Religions -- 1 Judaism -- 2 Islam -- 3 Hinduism -- 4 Buddhism -- 5 African Religion -- 6 Amerindian Spirituality -- X Current Spirituality -- 1 Orthodoxy -- 2 Roman Catholicism -- 3 Protestantism -- 4 Anglicanism -- 5 Ecumenical Spirituality -- 6 Pentecostals and the Charismatic Movement -- 7 Interplay with Other Religions -- Part Three: Pastoral Spirituality -- I Pastoral Applications of Spirituality -- 1 The Nature of Spiritual Development -- 2 The Nature of Spiritual Direction: Sacramental Confession -- 3 Group Prayer -- 4 Communities Old and New -- 5 Adaptation of Historic Spirituality for Today -- 6 Retreat -- 7 Spirituality and Social Justice -- 8 Prayer and Theological Reflection.

9 Christian Spirituality and Healing -- II Types of Spirituality -- Index of Subjects -- Index of Names -- Index of Biblical References.
Abstract:
A companion volume to The Study of Liturgy, this collection examines the nature and form of individual devotion, discussing the various patterns of Christian discipleship that have evolved through the centuries. Written by contributors representing the Anglican, Roman Catholic, Free Church, and Orthodox traditions, it is the definitive study of spirituality.
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Electronic reproduction. Ann Arbor, Michigan : ProQuest Ebook Central, 2017. Available via World Wide Web. Access may be limited to ProQuest Ebook Central affiliated libraries.
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