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Buddhism. --- Masculinity --- Masculinity. --- Masculinité --- Religious aspects --- Aspect religieux --- Bouddhisme.

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Shamanism --- Psychology --- Psychoanalysis --- Psychotherapy --- Chamanisme --- Psychologie --- Psychanalyse --- Religious aspects --- Aspect religieux --- Jung, C. G. --- Psychothérapie

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Contre Jovinien. Livre I Jérôme est fixé à Bethléem depuis quelques années quand on le sollicite pour réfuter les thèses hérétiques d' un certain Jovinien, qui jettent le trouble dans les milieux romains. Ce moine affirme en particulier l' égalité de tous les chrétiens, indépendamment de leur état de vie – vierges, veufs ou mariés – et de leurs mérites. En quelques mois, au cours de l' année 393, le Stridonien rédige un traité en deux livres, dont le premier, entièrement consacré à montrer la supériorité de la virginité sur le mariage, provoque un scandale à Rome. « L' affaire Jovinien » témoigne des débats autour de l' ascétisme qui agitent les dernières années du iv e siècle. Dans ce traité, Jérôme se montre un redoutable polémiste : du dénigrement de l' adversaire à l' érudition biblique et profane, toutes les armes sont bonnes. « OEuvre la plus brillante et l' une des plus soignées de Jérôme » selon F. Cavallera, le Contre Jovinien apparaît comme un chef-d' oeuvre de virtuosité stratégique, apte à susciter l' intérêt de la critique moderne. Luce Savoye, agrégée de Lettres classiques, a consacré sa thèse de doctorat, soutenue à la Sorbonne en 2004, à cet ouvrage polémique de Jérôme

Théologie chrétienne --- Virginité --- Mariage --- Theology --- Marriage --- Christianisme. --- Aspect religieux --- History --- Religious aspects --- Christianity. --- Jovinien,

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"In Reading Micah in Nigeria: Ethics, Wealth, and Corruption, Blessing Onoriode Boloje explores the sociopolitical, economic, and religious circumstances behind Micah's prophetic oracles. Boloje shows how the rhetoric of the book of Micah challenges the behavior and attitudes of leaders and people as they relate to issues of greed, distorted theological justification and condemnation of social evils, leadership and ritual failure, cheating and violence, and societal disintegration on account of gross corruption. Moving beyond Micah's ancient context, Boloje applies the oracles to contemporary socioeconomic and religious issues of faith and life in Nigerian society. By reinterpreting the theological and ethical traditions of Micah, Boloje creatively links the past with the present so that the Word of God becomes relevant for today."--

Christianity and culture --- Economics --- Corruption --- Économie politique --- Religious aspects. --- Aspect religieux. --- Bible. --- Criticism, interpretation, etc.

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Breaking old patterns doesn't have to be so hard. You've heard it before: if you want to change, you have to try harder. Keep pushing through blood, sweat, and tears. Emotions don't matter. But what if that's all a lie? What if there's a better, healthier way to get life-changing results? Neal and Carly Samudre believe that joy is what's missing from our ability to make lasting change in our lives. Building on biblical insights and the latest findings in positive psychology, Start from Joy outlines an emotionally healthy approach to change--one where joy leads the way. This doesn't mean we choose happiness, become blindly optimistic, or force ourselves to have a positive mindset. Instead, we discover that real, lasting transformation can come free of shame, guilt, and fear. It can be fun.

Joy. --- Joy --- Positive psychology. --- Joie. --- Joie --- Psychologie positive. --- Religious aspects --- Christianity. --- Aspect religieux --- Christianisme.