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The Heart of Religion: Spiritual Empowerment, Benevolence, and the Experience of God's Love

Matthew T. Lee · Margaret M. Poloma · Stephen G. Post

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Religion, Spirituality, and Psychology Contemporary Christian Leadership and Education Religious and Theological Studies

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Acknowledgements List of Tables and Figures Introduction Chapter 1: Why Should We Care about Godly Love? Chapter 2: Diversities in the Experience and Expression of Godly Love Chapter 3: Introducing the Exemplars of Godly Love Chapter 4: Partnering with the Divine: Spiritual Transformation and Godly Love Chapter 5: The Breath of Prayer: Energizing Godly Love Chapter 6: The Cup of Suffering and Joy: Divine Love and Healing Chapter 7: Human Partners and Godly Love: Relationships Forming Fluid Networks Chapter 8: Benevolence in the Eyes of the Beholder: Effects of Social Filters Conclusion: Cultural Grids and Biblical Holes Notes Index

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