Conscience: theological and psychological perspectives
By: edited by C. Ellis Nelson.
Publisher: Newman Press
Published: 1973
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 353
Subjects: Conscience -- Religious aspects -- Christianity
Notes: Includes bibliographies.
Table of contents: title: Theological perspectives: Ricoeur, P. Guilt, ethics, and religion. Lehmann, P. The decline and fall of conscience. Tillich, P. A conscience above moralism. Tillich, P. The nature of a liberating conscience. Robinson, N.H.G. How the Bible speaks to conscience. Schär, H. Protestant problems with conscience. Rudin, J. A Catholic view of conscience. Dulles, A. R. Conscience and church authority. Mortimer, R. C. An Anglo-Catholic view of conscience. Curran, C. E. The Christian conscience today. Cousins, E. H. The mature Christian conscience. Macquarrie, J. The struggle of conscience for authentic selfhood. Glaser, J. W. Conscience and superego; a key distinction.; title: Psychological perspectives: Sanford, N. Elements of personality. Zilboorg, G. Superego and conscience. Buber, M. Guilt and guilt feelings. Pattison, E. M. The development of moral values in  children. McCarthy, D. The development of the normal conscience. Sears, R., Macoby, E., and Levin, H. How conscience is formed. Bettelheim, B. Personality formation in the kibbutz. Josselyn, I. M. Changes in conscience during adolescence. Keniston, K. The struggle of conscience in youth.