In this book, Kurt Gassner is going to answer many of your unanswered questions regarding sexuality after the age of 50, reveal shocking truths, help you better your life and live a life of pleasure with your spouse no matter your age!
The Celibate Male Priesthood and the Future of the Catholic Church Richard A. Schoenherr David Yamane ... up to Humanae Vitae, see Philip Kaufman, Why You Can Disagree and Remain a Faithful Catholic (Bloomington, Ind. Meyer Stone Books, ...
This book primarily deals with three themes: the phenomenon of myth in the holy scriptures, celibacy and Catholic priesthood and the use of psychology in Catholic religious formation.
To more fully understand what celibacy is, how it is practiced, the affect it has on the humanness of men of women, and the social effects it presents, Sipe says we can use the approach presented in this book.
Distinguishing Fact from Fiction about Catholicism Christopher Kaczor. The. Second. Big. Myth. The Church Opposes Freedom and Happiness: The Myth of Catholic Indifference to Earthly Welfare Many people suspect, and some actually say, ...
This work is a cross-cultural inquiry into the practice of celibacy around the world and through the ages, among groups as diverse as: Kenyan villagers; US prisoners; Mazatec shamans; Buddhist nuns and monks; Shaker Church members; and ...
Elizabeth Abbott's spirited and provocative exploration of celibacy debunks the traditionally held notion that celibacy is a predominantly religious concept of little concern to the secular world.
From the goddess Kali to the mysterious elephant-headed Ganesha, Indian Mythology explores the rich tapestry of these characters within ninety-nine classic myths, revealing the essence of the Hindu worldview and demonstrating how these ...
Let us study this myth rather more closely . It shows us that Indian Antiquity quite clearly accepted celibacy as part of its priestly ideal . And how beautifully the myth expresses the reason why the priest was not to marry !
Celibacy and Soul is also useful for those in the helping professions, as the work of a therapist asks a celibate kind of loving that can be catalyst for change in both clients and practitioners.