Creative Suffering by Paul Tournier Samstag, 18 Februar 2012
Posted by greyowl in Rezensionen.Tags: courage, Creative Suffering, deprivation, frustration, healing, loss, medicine, orphan, pain, Paul Tournier, psychoanalysis, Suffering, sympathy
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I’ve gone for an oldie again: a 30-year old book by Genevan doctor Paul Tournier. He’s a bit exasperating 
at times, because he lets himself get side-tracked and thinks laterally. But he has a great deal of experience through listening to countless patients and has acquired a lot of wisdom. Tournier made a name for himself through the book La médecine de la personne (1940), in which he takes a holistic approach to treating illness, recognising earlier than most the supremely important interplay of body, psyche, environment, counselling, etc. in the process of recovery or degeneration of a malady.
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Chrislam? Christian Palestinianism? Mittwoch, 1 Februar 2012
Posted by greyowl in Rezensionen.Tags: Ahmadinejad, Arafat, Berean Call, Brian McLaren, Chrislam, Christian Palestinianism, Darby, Dave Hunt, David Wood, Desmond Tutu, Dispensationalism, Elias Chacour, Fulfilment Theology, Hamas, Islam, Jesus, John Calvin, Muslim, N.T. Wright, Palestinian, Paul Wilkinson, Replacement Theology, Scofield, Tony Campolo
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A one-time dear friend of mine sent me the following links as “must watch!” They make me weep inwardly.
1. Christian Palestinianism from the 2011 Berean Call Conference
Paul Wilkinson is a soft-spoken, gentle young English junior pastor of a small Church near Manchester. His voice and attitude is very compelling (although speaking in the US and dressed for the part). He seems sincere and humble, genuinely convinced of his position. (weiterlesen…)
