Listening for a Leisure Remix in Ancient Israel and Early Christianity

Paul Heintzman

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As an undergraduate student in leisure studies at the University of Ottawa, one of my favorite courses was “Leisure Concepts and Values,” a course that I now teach. The course and required textbook...

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2009The Theory of the Leisure Class 1998Leisure, the basis of culture 1983The Christian at Play 2004Rediscovering Models of Sabbath Keeping: Implications for Psychological Well-Being

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