Living spiritually in the material world : the lost wisdom for finding inner peace, satisfaction, and lasting enthusiasm in earthly pursuits / Lewis M. Andrews. [print]

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Andrews, Lewis M, 1946- [Author]

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unmediated

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9781642933901

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Lost wisdom for finding inner peace, satisfaction, and lasting enthusiasm in earthly pursuits

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BV4598.A567.L585 2020

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Trust your intuition -- Be not too wedded to your plans -- Do not succumb to soft atheism -- Cope spiritually with adversity -- Do not imagine yourself morally exempt -- Seek no substitute for amends -- Elevate daily encounters -- Expect moodiness and discontent -- Be not intimidated by the world of commerce -- Epilogue: The spiritual experience of the material world.

Subject: For almost three hundred years, almost every American college was run by a minister or prominent Christian thinker. Although representing many denominations, they collectively developed an enormously popular student seminar on how to find spiritual satisfaction in the larger world beyond home and church--a discipline that eventually inspired the entire country through a series of bestselling books. Combining historical research with the insights of modern psychology and his own experience as therapist and teacher, Dr. Andrews makes the insights of the early college president assessable to today's Christian seekers.

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Circulating Book (checkout times vary with patron status)	G. Allen Fleece Library CIRCULATING COLLECTION	Non-fiction	BV4598.2.A567.L585 2020 (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available		31923001736517

Hold the greatest thought -- Trust your intuition -- Be not too wedded to your plans -- Do not succumb to soft atheism -- Cope spiritually with adversity -- Do not imagine yourself morally exempt -- Seek no substitute for amends -- Elevate daily encounters -- Expect moodiness and discontent -- Be not intimidated by the world of commerce -- Epilogue: The spiritual experience of the material world.

For almost three hundred years, almost every American college was run by a minister or prominent Christian thinker. Although representing many denominations, they collectively developed an enormously popular student seminar on how to find spiritual satisfaction in the larger world beyond home and church--a discipline that eventually inspired the entire country through a series of bestselling books. Combining historical research with the insights of modern psychology and his own experience as therapist and teacher, Dr. Andrews makes the insights of the early college president assessable to today's Christian seekers.

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