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Exploring Luke's Gospel : Personality Type and Scripture Series

Name: Exploring Luke's Gospel : Personality Type and Scripture Series
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Author: University of Wales and Fellow of the British Psychological Society) Leslie J. Francis (Professor of Practical Theology
ISBN: 9780264675244

A Guide to the Gospel Readings in the Revised Common Lectionary

by University of Wales and Fellow of the British Psychological Society) Leslie J. Francis (Professor of Practical Theology, Peter Atkins

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160 pages
Publisher: Continuum
14 x 21.6 x 1.5 cm

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For Christian leaders and teachers seeking deeper insights

Helps you understand diverse congregational needs

You will enrich your teaching and personal growth journey

This guide explores Luke's Gospel using Jung's personality types.

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Jung's theory of psychological type distinguishes between the four functions of sensing, intuition, thinking and feeling.This book uses type theory to explore 51 passages from Luke's Gospel that are included in the Revised Common Lectionary. The insights gained provide an invaluable resource for teachers and leaders, and well as a key tool for personal meditation.The theory has profound implications for Christian leaders who need to nurture all four psychological types in their congregations.