Embracing Spiritual Awakening: Diana Butler Bass on the Dynamics of Experiential Faith, DVD
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Embracing Spiritual Awakening: Diana Butler Bass on the Dynamics of Experiential Faith, DVD  -     By: Diana Butler Bass, Tim Scorer

Embracing Spiritual Awakening: Diana Butler Bass on the Dynamics of Experiential Faith, DVD

Morehouse Education Resources / 2013 / DVD

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In this newest installment, Diana Butler Bass expands on the ideas she developed in her recent book, Christianity after Religion, exploring what Christianity may look like beyond religion and beyond the church. Segments include (1) Arriving, (2) Believing, (3) Behaving, (4) Belonging and (5) Awakening. Sold in combination with the Embracing Spiritual Awakening printed guide, 9781606741146. Buy one DVD per class and one guide per participant and leader."

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Title: Embracing Spiritual Awakening: Diana Butler Bass on the Dynamics of Experiential Faith, DVD
By: Diana Butler Bass, Tim Scorer
Format: DVD
Vendor: Morehouse Education Resources
Publication Date: 2013
Weight: 3 ounces
UPC: 846863019830
Stock No: WW019830

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Diana Butler Bass, is the author of seven books, including "Christianity for the Rest of Us", "Strength for the Journey", and "The Practicing Congregation". She earned her Ph.D. in church history from Duke University; has taught at the University of California at Santa Barbara, Rhodes College, and Virginia Theological Seminary; and is currently senior fellow at the Cathedral College of the Washington National Cathedral. From 1995 to 2000 she wrote a weekly column on American religion for the "New York Times" syndicate and is a popular speaker at retreats and workshops across the country. She lives in Alexandria, Virginia.

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