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Eternal day : the Christian alternative to secularism and modern psychology / Seth Farber

By: Material type: TextTextLanguage: English Series: The faith seriesPublication details: Salisbury, MA : Regina Orthodox Press, 1998Description: 228 p. ; 22 cmISBN:
  • 97809649141310964914131
Subject(s): LOC classification:
  • BL65.M45  .F37 1998  
Contents:
The reign of Augustine -- The Augustinian revision -- Augustine and the emergence of a Western guilt culture -- Calvin and total depravity -- The myth of mental illness : Freud's secularization of Augustine's metaphysics -- Freud's theory of human depravity -- Neo-Freudianism in the modern era -- Biological psychiatry -- The church versus the service professions -- The mental patient as exile or as Christian initiate -- St. Gregory of Nyssa -- The limits of secularism -- Christian humanism : beyond secularism and Augustinianism -- The Christian development model.
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The reign of Augustine -- The Augustinian revision -- Augustine and the emergence of a Western guilt culture -- Calvin and total depravity -- The myth of mental illness : Freud's secularization of Augustine's metaphysics -- Freud's theory of human depravity -- Neo-Freudianism in the modern era -- Biological psychiatry -- The church versus the service professions -- The mental patient as exile or as Christian initiate -- St. Gregory of Nyssa -- The limits of secularism -- Christian humanism : beyond secularism and Augustinianism -- The Christian development model.

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