Nature and Grace
Phụ đề: A Vital Unity
Tác giả: L.J. Suenens
Ký hiệu tác giả: SU-L
DDC: 234 - Ơn cứu độ và ân sủng của Thiên Chúa
Ngôn ngữ: Anh
Số cuốn: 1

Hiện trạng các bản sách

Mã số: 258SB0010011
Nhà xuất bản: Darton, Longman and Todd
Năm xuất bản: 1986
Khổ sách: 20
Số trang: 84
Kho sách: Thư viện Sao Biển
Tình trạng: Hiện có
Contents  
Preface vii
I Between Two Dangers 1
The paradox of the Christian life 1
The Church between Charybdis and Scylla 1
The contrast of generations 2
The naturalistic reaction 3
In search of the right balance 4
Idolatrous Egotism and Christian Faith 6
Absolute egotism is taking the place of the Absolute 6
‘I’: the supreme point of reference  
for good and evil 7
The T and its ambiguities 9
Hypertrophic Egotism 12
The humanistic psychology 12
The primacy of the ego 13
A glance at a few self-analyses 16
Self-centredness and altruism 16
Is My Lived Experience the Supreme Criterion?  20
Subjectivism 20
Temporary faithfulness 21
The primacy of experience 22
The True Self from the Christian Viewpoint  25
The Christian viewpoint 25
Man in the likeness of God 26
Wounded, sinful Man 28
Man saved and liberated 32
Man loved by God 33
Underlying Doctrinal Problems concerning God  35
God—what absolute have we in mind? 36
Christ, the Saviour of Man 39
The Pelagian controversy 41
Underlying Doctrinal Problems concerning Man 43  
What do we mean by ‘human nature’? 43
What does ‘being wholly myself’ mean? 44
What kind of autonomy? 46
What kind of fullness of life? 47
Growth of the Christian 48
Christian Maturity 48
Dangers to be avoided 52
Methods of Growth, in Christian Analysis 57
The method, from the angle of its ultimate aim 57
The method, from the angle of integration 59
The method, from the angle of sacramental integration 61
Methods of Growth, in Psychological Analysis 67  
The respective roles of the priest and the layman  
as guides 67
Introspection is not self-absorption 69
The relativity of each method 70
The guides 71
The guided 71
How do you judge a tree by its fruit? 73
At the Meeting-Point of Nature and Grace  75
The Christian, a social being 75
The family as the essential nucleus of community  79
Led by the Holy spirit 81
A symbol 82