God-Images in the Healing Process
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God-Images in the Healing Process  -     By: M. Kathyrn Armistead

God-Images in the Healing Process

Augsburg Fortress / 1995 / Paperback

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What does it mean when a seriously ill person has a vision or other vivid experience of God? How should a caregiver respond? Armistead sensitively explores these questions, offering practical psychological and theological guidance for pastors and counselors. Discover how to empathize with care-seekers, interpret their religious language, and more. 134 pages, softcover from Fortress.

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Title: God-Images in the Healing Process
By: M. Kathyrn Armistead
Format: Paperback
Number of Pages: 134
Vendor: Augsburg Fortress
Publication Date: 1995
Dimensions: 8.50 X 5.50 (inches)
Weight: 7 ounces
ISBN: 0800625862
ISBN-13: 9780800625863
Stock No: WW0625862

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What does it mean in a pastoral relationship when a careseeker evokes specific images of God or begins to speak of angels, demons, or near-death experiences? How is a caregiver to understand the faith of one who seeks help? How and to what degree is a caregiver to empathize with and interpret the careseeker's religious language?M. Kathryn Armistead offers practical psychological and theological guidance for counselors on these questions. She refers to the counseling situation as one that involves "standing on holy ground." Using case studies, she shows how to discover and discern the unconscious weavings of images, feelings, and ideation that combine to produce God-language and images of God, that is, "what is most holy to the self."

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M. Kathryn Armistead is a Diaconal Minister of the United Methodist Church.

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