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Ministry To The Terminal Patient Its Problems And A Pastoral Approach, Wayne Pafk
Ministry To The Terminal Patient Its Problems And A Pastoral Approach, Wayne Pafk
Master of Divinity Thesis
The purpose of this study is to relate the pastor’s ministry to the terminal patient. The pastor has a valid and rightful place in ministering to the terminal patient. The pastor is bound by his calling to help the terminal patient to face his death.
The Pastor's Role And Suicide Bereaved, Michael Haar
The Pastor's Role And Suicide Bereaved, Michael Haar
Master of Divinity Thesis
This study will limit itself to the aftermath of suicide. Many aspects of suicide will not be dealt with. For example, it will not deal with the reasons why people kill themselves. These reasons would be included in studies of suicidology, the rational suicide, religion and suicide, philosophy and suicide, and the prevention of suicide. Nor is this paper a definitive study of the aftermath of suicide. Research in this part of the suicide event has only begun in the last few years. The newness of data on this subject is seen in the fact that until 1972 there was …
Confidences To Clergymen: Their Legal Status As Privileged Information, Lynn Claussen
Confidences To Clergymen: Their Legal Status As Privileged Information, Lynn Claussen
Master of Divinity Thesis
This study is an effort to inform the parish pastor of his rights in this area. It is written from the viewpoint and knowledge of a layman and is not an attempt to present legal advice in any particular situation which might occur during a pastor's functions as a counselor. It is merely an attempt to lay the facts before him and hopefully enable a more enlightened approach to the possible legal pitfalls of the counseling situation. In every case where there is a legal question involved the pastor should consult an attorney.
Attitudes In The Early Church Affecting Petrine Primacy, Gilbert Franke
Attitudes In The Early Church Affecting Petrine Primacy, Gilbert Franke
Master of Divinity Thesis
This study is an investigation of the attitudes expressed by the early church toward St. Peter. While most attempts to understand the origin of Rome's claim to authority based on Petrine primacy have dealt with attitudes expressed in documents, the approach here is to examine the evidence found in various types of artistic expression. It is hoped that the attitudes toward St. Peter which affected and may have caused the unique association between himself and Rome are clarified. It is important to note in this respect that this study deals with the development of attitudes actually held in the early …
Shepherd, Sheep, And Goats; A Study In Old Testament Concepts And Imagery, Jack Ferguson
Shepherd, Sheep, And Goats; A Study In Old Testament Concepts And Imagery, Jack Ferguson
Master of Divinity Thesis
The problem which this paper is concerned with, therefore, has to do with the meaning of flock imagery when itis applied to the nation of Israel, especially when Israelis compared to a goat or to a mixed flock of sheep and goats. Consequently, it is my purpose: (a) to examine the nature and composition of the flocks in the Old Testament; (b) to place a new emphasis on the nature, value, and necessity of goats as members of a flock; (c) to demonstrate the fact and significance of the combined flock, especially when it becomes a phrase which refers to …