Disciplines for Christian Living: Interfaith PerspectivesPaulist Press, 1993 - 274 pages Offering sage advice and practical guidelines, Ryan shows how we can integrate the emotional, physical, and intellectual aspects of our lives into a relationship with God. While based firmly on Christian tradition, this book also draws enrichment, wisdom, and insight from other world religions, bringing them to bear on Christian faith and practices. Foreword by Henri Nouwen. |
Table des matières
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The Meaning of Discipline for Christian Living | 13 |
Friendship and Family Life | 32 |
Living with a Sabbath Rhythm | 69 |
Exercise and Play | 103 |
Prayerful Presence | 134 |
Fasting | 168 |
Service | 208 |
The Vision of Christian Faith | 240 |
Notes | 262 |
Expressions et termes fréquents
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