Keeping the Faith in Exile: Kuwait-Coptic Orthodox Diasporic Spirituality: Theology and Mission in World Christianity, cartea 29
Autor Benjamin Daniel Craceen Limba Engleză Paperback – 4 oct 2023
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9789004679580
ISBN-10: 9004679588
Dimensiuni: 155 x 235 mm
Greutate: 0 kg
Editura: Brill
Colecția Brill
Seria Theology and Mission in World Christianity
ISBN-10: 9004679588
Dimensiuni: 155 x 235 mm
Greutate: 0 kg
Editura: Brill
Colecția Brill
Seria Theology and Mission in World Christianity
Notă biografică
Benjamin Daniel Crace, Ph.D. (2018), University of Birmingham, is an Independent Researcher. He has published numerous theological and sociological articles; this is his first monograph.
Cuprins
List of Figures
Glossary of Arabic and Coptic Terms
Introduction
1 Martyrs, Monks, and Migrants
1 Studying the Copts
1 General History and Contemporary Background
2 Twentieth-Century and Contemporary Developments
3 Revival Leaders and Luminaries
4 Historical Conclusions
5 Studying the Copts
6 Coptic Theological Sources
7 Conclusion
2 The Tools of Practical Theology
1 Pneumatic Kenosis: a Practical Theological Account of Spirit Experience
2 Theory Construction: Bridging the Sociological and Theological
3 Conclusion
3 Lifeworld
1 The Copts in Kuwait
2 Diasporic Copts in a Stratified Society
3 Maintaining Stratification: the Kafala System
4 The ‘Islamic’ Context: Neo-Dhimmitude
5 Other Material and Time Constituents of the Lifeworld
6 Sunday School and Religious Art
7 Conclusion
4 The Case Study and the Pneumatic Pieties
1 Case Study Design: Process and Demographics
2 A Shared Psychology of Spirituality: ASA s and Flow
3 The Pneumatic Pieties: the Eucharistic Liturgy, Prayer, Fasting, Experiences of the Charismata, and the Quest for Baraka
4 Conclusion
5 The Kuwait-Coptic Eucharistic Liturgy as an Interaction Ritual
1 Conclusion
6 Prayer and the Diamond Model of Theosis: towards a Practical Theological Theory
1 Setting the Stage: Hybrid Spiritualities in Tension
2 The Diamond Model of Theosis (DMT)
3 Participative Prayer Unto Theosis
4 Conclusion
7 Pneumatic Piety on a Mission: a Comparative Conversation with Pentecostalism
1 A Comparative Account
2 Challenges to Pentecostal-Coptic Dialogue
3 Progress and Parallels
8 Conclusion
1 Modernity and Neo-Dhimmitude: Continuing Challenges to St Mark’s
2 Possibilities for Future Research
3 Personal Reflections
Bibliography
Index
List of Figures
Glossary of Arabic and Coptic Terms
Introduction
1 Martyrs, Monks, and Migrants
1 Studying the Copts
1 General History and Contemporary Background
2 Twentieth-Century and Contemporary Developments
3 Revival Leaders and Luminaries
4 Historical Conclusions
5 Studying the Copts
6 Coptic Theological Sources
7 Conclusion
2 The Tools of Practical Theology
1 Pneumatic Kenosis: a Practical Theological Account of Spirit Experience
2 Theory Construction: Bridging the Sociological and Theological
3 Conclusion
3 Lifeworld
1 The Copts in Kuwait
2 Diasporic Copts in a Stratified Society
3 Maintaining Stratification: the Kafala System
4 The ‘Islamic’ Context: Neo-Dhimmitude
5 Other Material and Time Constituents of the Lifeworld
6 Sunday School and Religious Art
7 Conclusion
4 The Case Study and the Pneumatic Pieties
1 Case Study Design: Process and Demographics
2 A Shared Psychology of Spirituality: ASA s and Flow
3 The Pneumatic Pieties: the Eucharistic Liturgy, Prayer, Fasting, Experiences of the Charismata, and the Quest for Baraka
4 Conclusion
5 The Kuwait-Coptic Eucharistic Liturgy as an Interaction Ritual
1 Conclusion
6 Prayer and the Diamond Model of Theosis: towards a Practical Theological Theory
1 Setting the Stage: Hybrid Spiritualities in Tension
2 The Diamond Model of Theosis (DMT)
3 Participative Prayer Unto Theosis
4 Conclusion
7 Pneumatic Piety on a Mission: a Comparative Conversation with Pentecostalism
1 A Comparative Account
2 Challenges to Pentecostal-Coptic Dialogue
3 Progress and Parallels
8 Conclusion
1 Modernity and Neo-Dhimmitude: Continuing Challenges to St Mark’s
2 Possibilities for Future Research
3 Personal Reflections
Bibliography
Index
Glossary of Arabic and Coptic Terms
Introduction
1 Martyrs, Monks, and Migrants
1 Studying the Copts
1 General History and Contemporary Background
2 Twentieth-Century and Contemporary Developments
3 Revival Leaders and Luminaries
4 Historical Conclusions
5 Studying the Copts
6 Coptic Theological Sources
7 Conclusion
2 The Tools of Practical Theology
1 Pneumatic Kenosis: a Practical Theological Account of Spirit Experience
2 Theory Construction: Bridging the Sociological and Theological
3 Conclusion
3 Lifeworld
1 The Copts in Kuwait
2 Diasporic Copts in a Stratified Society
3 Maintaining Stratification: the Kafala System
4 The ‘Islamic’ Context: Neo-Dhimmitude
5 Other Material and Time Constituents of the Lifeworld
6 Sunday School and Religious Art
7 Conclusion
4 The Case Study and the Pneumatic Pieties
1 Case Study Design: Process and Demographics
2 A Shared Psychology of Spirituality: ASA s and Flow
3 The Pneumatic Pieties: the Eucharistic Liturgy, Prayer, Fasting, Experiences of the Charismata, and the Quest for Baraka
4 Conclusion
5 The Kuwait-Coptic Eucharistic Liturgy as an Interaction Ritual
1 Conclusion
6 Prayer and the Diamond Model of Theosis: towards a Practical Theological Theory
1 Setting the Stage: Hybrid Spiritualities in Tension
2 The Diamond Model of Theosis (DMT)
3 Participative Prayer Unto Theosis
4 Conclusion
7 Pneumatic Piety on a Mission: a Comparative Conversation with Pentecostalism
1 A Comparative Account
2 Challenges to Pentecostal-Coptic Dialogue
3 Progress and Parallels
8 Conclusion
1 Modernity and Neo-Dhimmitude: Continuing Challenges to St Mark’s
2 Possibilities for Future Research
3 Personal Reflections
Bibliography
Index
List of Figures
Glossary of Arabic and Coptic Terms
Introduction
1 Martyrs, Monks, and Migrants
1 Studying the Copts
1 General History and Contemporary Background
2 Twentieth-Century and Contemporary Developments
3 Revival Leaders and Luminaries
4 Historical Conclusions
5 Studying the Copts
6 Coptic Theological Sources
7 Conclusion
2 The Tools of Practical Theology
1 Pneumatic Kenosis: a Practical Theological Account of Spirit Experience
2 Theory Construction: Bridging the Sociological and Theological
3 Conclusion
3 Lifeworld
1 The Copts in Kuwait
2 Diasporic Copts in a Stratified Society
3 Maintaining Stratification: the Kafala System
4 The ‘Islamic’ Context: Neo-Dhimmitude
5 Other Material and Time Constituents of the Lifeworld
6 Sunday School and Religious Art
7 Conclusion
4 The Case Study and the Pneumatic Pieties
1 Case Study Design: Process and Demographics
2 A Shared Psychology of Spirituality: ASA s and Flow
3 The Pneumatic Pieties: the Eucharistic Liturgy, Prayer, Fasting, Experiences of the Charismata, and the Quest for Baraka
4 Conclusion
5 The Kuwait-Coptic Eucharistic Liturgy as an Interaction Ritual
1 Conclusion
6 Prayer and the Diamond Model of Theosis: towards a Practical Theological Theory
1 Setting the Stage: Hybrid Spiritualities in Tension
2 The Diamond Model of Theosis (DMT)
3 Participative Prayer Unto Theosis
4 Conclusion
7 Pneumatic Piety on a Mission: a Comparative Conversation with Pentecostalism
1 A Comparative Account
2 Challenges to Pentecostal-Coptic Dialogue
3 Progress and Parallels
8 Conclusion
1 Modernity and Neo-Dhimmitude: Continuing Challenges to St Mark’s
2 Possibilities for Future Research
3 Personal Reflections
Bibliography
Index