Patience, compassion, hope, and the Christian art of dying well / Christopher P. Vogt.
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- 0742531856 (cloth : alk. paper)
- 0742531864 (pbk. : alk. paper)
- 241.4 22 V868p
- BT825 .V568 2004
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241.4 V590t La Tolérance. | 241.4 V679a L'autre toi-même. | 241.4 V857s Die Selbstliebe in der Heiligen Schrift und bei Thomas von Aquin. | 241.4 V868p Patience, compassion, hope, and the Christian art of dying well / | 241.4 V882e The end of memory : remembering rightly in a violent world / | 241.4 W240a Agape; die Liebe als Grundmotiv der neutestamentlichen Theologie. | 241.4 W528w Who is my brother? |
"A Sheed & Ward book."
Includes bibliographical references (p. 141-153) and index.
A context for the task of dying : Christian virtue ethics and dying well -- Dying well in historical perspective : the Ars Moriendi tradition of the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries -- Competing visions of compassion : how should we respond to suffering? -- A biblical Ars Moriendi : dying well according to Luke -- Toward an Ars Moriendi for our time.
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