Pauline brand of mysticism, as presented in the is the daily, ongoing έν-phrases, experience of the presence of Cod through the indwelling of Christ and the spirit. However, this is based on the faith reality of what Cod did for the believers Christ”- “in EVERYDAY EXPERIENCES This new Pauline brand of mysticism, is first and foremost characterised, not by intermittent mountain-top occasions, but by the constant experience of the abiding presence and influence of Christ and the spirit, we should rather say: of Christ through the Spirit, which in turn rests upon and flows, not from ascetism any other kind of ٠or human manipulation, but from the appropriation in faith of the objective reality of what God has done Christ”. For “in instance, this would be the only sound basis for Paul’s call that believers should constantly in the Lord” (Phil 4:4). “rejoice Duffy-Cross, One Tree Can Make a 2017 QL The study investigated the impact of Journal for the ‘Seeing Valerie Person Smile Forever’: opportunities for, and attitudes towards, Study of Religious Research into Children’s 3, 1, pp. silence and solitude on children’s spirituality. Experience, Spirituality and Silence 44-69 The researcher hypothesised that the paucity of opportunities for children to find silence would negatively affect any expressions of spirituality, with important social implications.
Pauline brand of mysticism, as presented in the έν-phrases, is the daily, ongoing experience of the presence of Cod through the indwelling of Christ and the spirit. However, this is based on the faith reality of what Cod did for the believers “in Christ”- EVERYDAY EXPERIENCES This new Pauline brand of mysticism, is first and foremost characterised, not by intermittent mountain-top occasions, but by the constant experience of the abiding presence and influence of Christ and the spirit, we should rather say: of Christ through the Spirit, which in turn rests upon and flows, not from ascetism ٠or any other kind of human manipulation, but from the appropriation in faith of the objective reality of what God has done “in Christ”. For instance, this would be the only sound basis for Paul’s call that believers should constantly “rejoice in the Lord” (Phil 4:4). Duffy-Cross, Valerie ‘Seeing One Tree Can Make a Person Smile Forever’: Research into Children’s Spirituality and Silence 2017 Journal for the Study of Religious Experience, 3, 1, pp. 44-69 QL The study investigated the impact of opportunities for, and attitudes towards, silence and solitude on children’s spirituality. The researcher hypothesised that the paucity of opportunities for children to find silence would negatively affect any expressions of spirituality, with important social implications.
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