Foundation theology 2010
Subtitle: faculty essays for ministry professionals
By: edited by John H. Morgan
Contributors: Graduate Theological Foundation
Publisher: Graduate Theological Foundation
Published: 2010
Place of publication: Mishawaka, Ind
Language: eng
Number of pages: 280
Subjects: Pastoral theology
Notes: "Published by the Graduate Theological Foundation."

Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: On being a theologian in the world today: the priestly task  -- John Moses; title: Qur'an respectfully disagrees  -- Ibrahim Abdul-Malik; title: Transparencies of the divine: formation, contemplation and spiritual guidance in the teachings of R Shalom Noach Brazovsky  -- Howard Avruhm Addison; title: Humilitas: walking humbly in an unbelieving world  -- Dennis J. Billy; title: The head heart connection: implications for clergy  -- Anthony Burkart; title: The life of prayer  -- Jorge R. Colón; title: Deadly sins and spiritual direction: a feminist reflection  -- Susan I. Fowler; title: Toward a new monasticism  -- Robin Gibbons; title: Sabbatical and Sabbath: claiming and nourishing a common thread for clergy health  -- Richard B. Gilbert; title: Historical unfolding of psychotherapy: from Freud, to Adler, to Frankl  -- Ann V. Graber; title: African American Muslim liberation theology: theory and practice  -- Muhammad Hatim; title: Pastoral mediation: an innovative practice  -- Mary Kendall Hope; title: What's new for managing non-profit organizations  -- Paul Hudec; title: The church and race relations: then and now (1968-2008)  -- C. Anthony Hunt; title: Mediatic thought: a psycho-spiritual journey to your mediatic self  -- Tomás Larriéux Cruz; title: Harry Stack Sullivan and interpersonal psychotherapy: the father of modern social psychiatry  -- John H. Morgan; title: 'Mandabel, ' the case of Pope Pius XII and the Jewish question  -- Bernard O'Connor; title: The birth of the soul: light, service, and healing  -- Michelle Foote Pearce; title: Spirituality in the Chinese context  -- Ekman P.C. Tam; title: The battle lines of worship -- D. Jonathan Watts.