position. Without here evaluating Pentecostalism or its epistemological or theological claims, the article concludes by asking if these aspects of Pentecostalism can be a reminder of the openness to truth and reality to which research most fundamentally should adhere. Esbjörn-Hargens, The Union of Flesh and Spirit 2004 QL ABSTRACT: This study explores the The Humanistic Vipassana in Women Mystics 32, experience of the body for contemporary Psychologist, Fall 2004, 401-24 female mystics. It is an exploration in how women mystics of today—those who have devoted most of their lifetime to prayer, meditation, and spiritual service—make sense of the body. What is the relationship between spirit and body, God and flesh, for such women? Is it a relationship of tension or even opposition, and how does it evolve over time? … Intuitive inquiry (recursive hermeneutical circle as an open-ended inquiry that takes place in the context of our embodiment and cultural embeddedness). Author a Buddhist at Institute of Transpersonal Psychology Evans, C. Stephen The Epistemological 1991 TRANSFORMATIVE RELIGIOUS Faith And Φ Significance Of Trans Vol. 8 EXPERIENCES FRUITS? see Dunning, Philosophy Formative Religious No.2 April 1991, 1995 Experiences: A Kierkegaardian 180-192 Exploration This paper attempts to explore the notion that some religious experiences may have value in justifying or making religious belief rational
position. Without here evaluating Pentecostalism or its epistemological or theological claims, the article concludes by asking if these aspects of Pentecostalism can be a reminder of the openness to truth and reality to which research most fundamentally should adhere. Esbjörn-Hargens, Vipassana The Union of Flesh and Spirit in Women Mystics 2004 The Humanistic Psychologist, 32, Fall 2004, 401-24 QL ABSTRACT: This study explores the experience of the body for contemporary female mystics. It is an exploration in how women mystics of today—those who have devoted most of their lifetime to prayer, meditation, and spiritual service—make sense of the body. What is the relationship between spirit and body, God and flesh, for such women? Is it a relationship of tension or even opposition, and how does it evolve over time? … Intuitive inquiry (recursive hermeneutical circle as an open-ended inquiry that takes place in the context of our embodiment and cultural embeddedness). Author a Buddhist at Institute of Transpersonal Psychology Evans, C. Stephen The Epistemological Significance Of Trans Formative Religious Experiences: A Kierkegaardian Exploration 1991 Faith And Philosophy Vol. 8 No.2 April 1991, 180-192 Φ TRANSFORMATIVE RELIGIOUS EXPERIENCES FRUITS? see Dunning, 1995 This paper attempts to explore the notion that some religious experiences may have value in justifying or making religious belief rational
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