Thomas Merton on Nuclear WeaponsLoyola University Press, 1988 - 169 pages |
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... inner self . " But , like contemplation , our inner self is something that cannot be defined , for to try to define it is to limit it . The inner self is not an object or a thing . " Rather , " Monsignor Shannon para- phrases Merton ...
... inner self . " But , like contemplation , our inner self is something that cannot be defined , for to try to define it is to limit it . The inner self is not an object or a thing . " Rather , " Monsignor Shannon para- phrases Merton ...
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... inner self gives depth and reality and a certain inex- pressible meaning to every truly spiritual experience . Indeed , every depth experience , whether religious or moral or artistic , is to some extent an experience of the inner self ...
... inner self gives depth and reality and a certain inex- pressible meaning to every truly spiritual experience . Indeed , every depth experience , whether religious or moral or artistic , is to some extent an experience of the inner self ...
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... inner transformation to take place so that Christ can continue His mission on earth . 16 What we can do to help bring about our inner transformation , Merton suggested , is to make ourselves receptive to the God who seeks us by engaging ...
... inner transformation to take place so that Christ can continue His mission on earth . 16 What we can do to help bring about our inner transformation , Merton suggested , is to make ourselves receptive to the God who seeks us by engaging ...
Table des matières
The Morality | 22 |
The Causes | 48 |
The Christian | 71 |
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Expressions et termes fréquents
Abbey of Gethsemani adversary American atom bomb attack Augustine become bishops Catholic Centering Prayer Christ Church cities civilian Cold War communist conscience contemplation Copyright defend destruction disarmament early Christians enemy ethic evil fact faith Farrar fear force Gandhi God's Gog and Magog hatred Hiroshima human Ibid inner Jesus justice Legacy Trust live Machiavelli massive means meditation mercy Merton added Merton admitted Merton believed Merton commented Merton considered Merton emphasized Merton explained Merton insisted Merton is quoted Merton pointed Merton realized Merton stressed Merton wrote military missiles moral myth nation nonviolent resister nuclear arms race nuclear war nuclear weapons numbers one's ourselves peace person political action Pope John PPCE prayer problems protest reason religious result retaliation silence simply social society solitude Soviet Union spiritual survival things Thomas Merton thought threat tion truth United violence words York