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Page 72
... believe that these attitudes were indeed changing . How often do chaplains perform this act of media- tion as part of their work ? And is this kind of media- tion a legitimate part of their ministry ? I believe that chaplains do a ...
... believe that these attitudes were indeed changing . How often do chaplains perform this act of media- tion as part of their work ? And is this kind of media- tion a legitimate part of their ministry ? I believe that chaplains do a ...
Page 97
... believe in that . I believe that there is biological and empir- ical justification for the values that people of religious conviction hold and for those held by people who do not espouse formal religious convictions . If that were not ...
... believe in that . I believe that there is biological and empir- ical justification for the values that people of religious conviction hold and for those held by people who do not espouse formal religious convictions . If that were not ...
Page 98
... believe in inevitable disaster . But we are in a race . It is a race between humanity's selfish instincts ( its irrational side ) , and its better nature . The race is not over yet , but I am optimistic because humanity has always shown ...
... believe in inevitable disaster . But we are in a race . It is a race between humanity's selfish instincts ( its irrational side ) , and its better nature . The race is not over yet , but I am optimistic because humanity has always shown ...
Contents
Volume | 6 |
The Social Meanings of Illness H Tristram Engelhardt Jr | 26 |
Hospital Chaplaincy | 66 |
Copyright | |
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