Sacred Calling, Secular Accountability

Sacred Calling, Secular Accountability
Title Sacred Calling, Secular Accountability PDF eBook
Author Ronald Bullis
Publisher Routledge
Pages 240
Release 2013-01-11
Genre Psychology
ISBN 1134944098

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Increasingly, counselors are practicing spiritual or complementary interventions. In balance, how counselors use such interventions is under closer examination by law. This effort to protect clients is embedded in ethical and legal principles, but rarely addressed in the mental health literature. This book will fill that gap by offering a clear understanding of the context of the law. Detailed case studies are given in each chapter as a centerpiece to the understanding, interpretation, and application of the laws. The author, with his unique qualifications in legal and spiritual areas, pays critical attention to the issues of culture throughout this resource that includes handy appendices of a legal glossary, abbreviations, literature review, and an exercise on how to find the law.

Reinventing Accountability

Reinventing Accountability
Title Reinventing Accountability PDF eBook
Author A. Goetz
Publisher Springer
Pages 261
Release 2004-12-16
Genre Political Science
ISBN 0230500145

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A deepening crisis in accountability in developing democracies has triggered much debate on accountability and the mechanisms needed for overcoming deficiencies of democracy. This book analyzes a wide variety of contemporary efforts to reform accountability systems in developing countries.

Gender Justice, Citizenship & Development

Gender Justice, Citizenship & Development
Title Gender Justice, Citizenship & Development PDF eBook
Author
Publisher IDRC
Pages 367
Release
Genre
ISBN 8818988433

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Understanding New Religious Movements

Understanding New Religious Movements
Title Understanding New Religious Movements PDF eBook
Author John A. Saliba
Publisher AltaMira Press
Pages 310
Release 2004-09-08
Genre Religion
ISBN 0585483108

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Discussions of any religion can easily raise passions. But arguments tend to become even more heated when the religion under discussion is characterized as new. Divisions around the study of new religious movements (NRMs), or cults, or nontraditional or alternative or emergent religions are so acute that there is even controversy over what to call them. John Saliba strives to bring balance to these discussions by offering perspectives on new religions from different academic perspectives: history, psychology, sociology, law, theology, and counseling. This approach provides rich descriptions of a broad range of movements while demonstrating how the differing aims of the disciplines can create much of the controversy around NRMs. The new second edition has been updated and revised throughout and includes a new foreword by noted historian of religion, J. Gordon Melton. For classes in religion or the social sciences, or for interested individuals, Understanding New Religious Movements offers the most objective introduction possible.

American Journal of Psychotherapy

American Journal of Psychotherapy
Title American Journal of Psychotherapy PDF eBook
Author
Publisher
Pages 604
Release 1947
Genre Psychotherapy
ISBN

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Breaking Down the Sacred-Secular Divide

Breaking Down the Sacred-Secular Divide
Title Breaking Down the Sacred-Secular Divide PDF eBook
Author Michael R. Baer
Publisher Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
Pages 34
Release 2017-03-14
Genre
ISBN 9781544697871

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For many centuries a false distinction between "sacred" and "secular" has plagued the church, divided the Body, and discouraged the people of God. For over twenty years, Michael Baer has been writing and speaking about the integration of all of life as sacred under the Lordship of Jesus Christ. He is one of the early founders of the modern Business as Mission movement, the founder of International Micro Enterprise Development (aka the Jholdas Project) and the author of numerous books on business, missions, and integrated Kingdom living.

Sovereignty and the Sacred

Sovereignty and the Sacred
Title Sovereignty and the Sacred PDF eBook
Author Robert A. Yelle
Publisher University of Chicago Press
Pages 281
Release 2018-11-26
Genre Religion
ISBN 022658559X

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Sovereignty and the Sacred challenges contemporary models of polity and economy through a two-step engagement with the history of religions. Beginning with the recognition of the convergence in the history of European political theology between the sacred and the sovereign as creating “states of exception”—that is, moments of rupture in the normative order that, by transcending this order, are capable of re-founding or remaking it—Robert A. Yelle identifies our secular, capitalist system as an attempt to exclude such moments by subordinating them to the calculability of laws and markets. The second step marshals evidence from history and anthropology that helps us to recognize the contribution of such states of exception to ethical life, as a means of release from the legal or economic order. Yelle draws on evidence from the Hebrew Bible to English deism, and from the Aztecs to ancient India, to develop a theory of polity that finds a place and a purpose for those aspects of religion that are often marginalized and dismissed as irrational by Enlightenment liberalism and utilitarianism. Developing this close analogy between two elemental domains of society, Sovereignty and the Sacred offers a new theory of religion while suggesting alternative ways of organizing our political and economic life. By rethinking the transcendent foundations and liberating potential of both religion and politics, Yelle points to more hopeful and ethical modes of collective life based on egalitarianism and popular sovereignty. Deliberately countering the narrowness of currently dominant economic, political, and legal theories, he demonstrates the potential of a revived history of religions to contribute to a rethinking of the foundations of our political and social order.