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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Self-surrender"”.
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The Psychology of Self-Surrender: A Contemplative-Hermeneutic Study
… examines the psycho-spiritual significance of self-surrender as a mode of being and experiencing. The author seeks to generate meaningful knowledge of self-surrender through a methodology that follows from the distinct nature of self-surrender as a psycho-spiritual/religious phenomenon that is …
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VOICES OF SELF-SURRENDER: RELIGIOUS MULTILINGUALISM IN MEDIEVAL SOUTH INDIA
… of theological treatises on the doctrine of self-surrender—a defining feature of the Śrīvaiṣṇavas—to reveal the dynamic interplay between the development of self-surrender and linguistic changes. Expanding on existing studies of Śrīvaiṣṇavas and self-surrender, this work demonstrates that …
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COGIC ethic of self-surrender: an interpretation of the tradition of protest inherent to Black Pentecostal practices
Scholarship on Black American religious life has historically understood Black Pentecostalism as unconcerned with the socially-challenging lived experiences of its congregants. Many scholars and lay observers, maintaining that such Pentecostal religious life has no identifiable political dimension, …
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Suffering and the Search for Wholeness: Beauty and the Cross in Hans Urs Von Balthasar and Contemporary Feminist Theologies
… divine beauty culminates in Christ's kenotic self-surrender at the cross. In a feminist hermeneutic, the identification of divine beauty with crucified love is dangerous, as it runs the risk of glorifying suffering and self-sacrifice.</p><p>This dissertation brings a feminist hermeneutic to …
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Love in Separation: An exploration of longing in devotion (Viraha-Bhakti) in the Hindu and Christian faiths.
… as a dynamic force which leads to ultimate self-surrender. In doing so, it reveals a new dimension of surrender, which I identify as belongingness.