Christian love
By: Paul E. Johnson
Publisher: Abingdon-Cokesbury Press
Published: 1951
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 240
Subjects: Love; Christianity
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Words of Love; title: Hunger for Love; title: Confusion of Loves; title: Love as Weakness; title: Love as Strength; title: Christian Love; title: The Christian Meaning of Love; title: Love in the New Testament; title: Christian Experience of Love; title: What of Self-Love; title: The Dynamic of Christian Love; title: Motive Power of Love; title: Is Love an Instinct?; title: Love as Dynamic Need; title: Emotions and Responses; title: Love as Affection; title: Religious Motivation; title: Education for Love; title: How Does Love Fail?; title: Love is Learned; title: Opportunities for Christian Education; title: Growing into Love; title: The Christian Family; title: The Family Genius of Christianity; title: Repression or Expression?; title: Democracy at Home; title: A Home for Mental Health; title: An Expanding Christian Family; title: Sex and Marriage; title: Adventures in Love; title: I Thee Wed; title: So Long as Both Shall Live; title: Marital Counseling; title: Explosives in Social Conflict; title: The Defeat of Love; title: Conflicts and Their Causes; title: The Power to Destroy; title: Is War Curable?; title: Social Channels for Aggression; title: The Beloved Community; title: Is Society Ill?; title: The Genius of Christian Communities; title: Can Modern Society be Christian?; title: What Can We Expect of the Church?; title: Achieving Maturity.