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Seelsorge

Sorge um die Seele - 2. Auflage

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What does it truly mean to care for the souls of others? This inquiry leads to an exploration of the understanding of the soul and its implications for pastoral care. By revisiting the biblical perspective on the soul, Nauer presents a model of pastoral care that resonates with postmodern individuals, grounded in the Judaeo-Christian conception of humanity and divinity. The text outlines the necessary competencies and role profiles for pastoral caregivers, offering a comprehensive framework that expands the scope of pastoral care while necessitating prioritization. This work serves as both a theoretical and practical guide, enabling readers to clarify and refine their own concepts of pastoral care. In German, the text emphasizes that professional caregivers are defined by their commitment to the souls of others. However, it questions what this entails and what understanding of the soul informs their practice. By reflecting on biblical insights, Nauer formulates a credible approach to pastoral care for contemporary society, rooted in a Christian worldview. The book ultimately provides a holistic concept of pastoral care that broadens the caregiver's scope while demanding thoughtful prioritization for individuals and their teams, making it a valuable resource for both theoretical understanding and practical application in pastoral contexts.

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Seelsorge, Doris Nauer

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2010
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Sorge um die Seele - 2. Auflage
Language
German
Publisher
Kohlhammer
Released
2010
Format
Paperback
Pages
320
ISBN10
3170215035
ISBN13
9783170215030
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What does it truly mean to care for the souls of others? This inquiry leads to an exploration of the understanding of the soul and its implications for pastoral care. By revisiting the biblical perspective on the soul, Nauer presents a model of pastoral care that resonates with postmodern individuals, grounded in the Judaeo-Christian conception of humanity and divinity. The text outlines the necessary competencies and role profiles for pastoral caregivers, offering a comprehensive framework that expands the scope of pastoral care while necessitating prioritization. This work serves as both a theoretical and practical guide, enabling readers to clarify and refine their own concepts of pastoral care. In German, the text emphasizes that professional caregivers are defined by their commitment to the souls of others. However, it questions what this entails and what understanding of the soul informs their practice. By reflecting on biblical insights, Nauer formulates a credible approach to pastoral care for contemporary society, rooted in a Christian worldview. The book ultimately provides a holistic concept of pastoral care that broadens the caregiver's scope while demanding thoughtful prioritization for individuals and their teams, making it a valuable resource for both theoretical understanding and practical application in pastoral contexts.