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Putting on the Mind of Christ: Contemplative Prayer and Holistic Unity

Name: Putting on the Mind of Christ: Contemplative Prayer and Holistic Unity
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Author: Woods James E. Woods
ISBN: 9781626984233

by Woods James E. Woods

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192 pages
Publisher: Orbis Books
13.5 x 20.9 x 1.6 cm

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Putting on the Mind of Christ examines the biblical, historical, scientific, and theological aspects of contemplative prayer and mysticism that can change our outlook on the world and enable us to see God and neighbor as a holistic unity, thus emulating a Christ-like manner of perceiving the world.