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100 1 _aWunderli, Samuel,
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245 1 0 _aThe significance of shame and guilt-oriented consciences for cross-cultural ministry /by Samuel Wunderli.
260 _c1990.
300 _axi, 213 leaves ;
_c29 cm.
336 _aunspecified
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500 _aTypescript.
500 _aMinistry Perspective Project submitted in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Arts, Columbia Biblical Seminary and Graduate School of Missions, Columbia, South Carolina, 1990.
500 _aBibliography: leaves 203-213.
530 _a2
500 _aI. Towards a Definition of Shame and Guilt
505 0 0 _aShame versus Guilt --
_tFreud's Concept of Superego and Guilt Formation --
_tThe Mead-Benedict Distinction between Guilt and Shame Cultures --
_tPiers and Singer's Psychoanalytic and Cultural Study --
_tAusubel's Critic of the Mead-Benedict Dichotomy --
_tSpiro's Observation on Superego Formation of Kibbutz Children --
_tThe Debate on Guilt and Shame in Connection with the Symposium on Transcultural Psychiatry in February 1965 --
_tNoble's Anthropological, Biblical, and Psychological Study --
_tThe Definition of Shame and Guilt by Kurtz --
_tWurmser's Phenomenological Study of Shame --
_tShame and Self-Esteem: A Critique by Deigh --
_tHesselgrave's Typology of Cultures --
_tGuilt and Shame Oriented Conscience according to Kaser and Muller --
_tWorking Definition of Guilt, Shame, and Conscience --
_tGuilt --
_tShame --
_tConscience --
_tA Frame for Cultural Study.
500 _aII. Western Culture
505 0 0 _aHistorical Background --
_tMedieval Theology --
_tLutheran Reformation --
_tCalvinistic Doctrine and Puritan Ethics --
_tEnlightenment and Modern Natural-Law Theory --
_tCultural Patterns in Protestant Areas --
_tImage of God --
_tWorldview --
_tValues --
_tStructure of Society --
_tPatterns of Childrearing --
_tSummary.
500 _aIII. Asian Culture
505 0 0 _aProblems Encoutnered by Westerners --
_tCultural Patterns in Asia --
_tJapan --
_tChina --
_tPhilippines --
_tThailand --
_tIndonesia --
_tSummary.
500 _aIV. Comparing and Contrasting Asian and Western Culture
505 0 0 _aImage of God and Worldview --
_tPersonal God versus Eternal Law --
_tLinear Thinking versus Cyclical View --
_tSocial Structure and Values --
_tEgalitarian Society versus Hierarchical Society --
_tIndividual-centered versus Group-centered --
_tProgerss versus Status --
_tMorality versus Ceremony --
_tHonesty versus Harmony --
_tPatterns of Childrearing --
_tParental Punishment versus Public Humiliation --
_tPrinciple-oriented versus Circumstance-oriented --
_tIndependence versus Dependency --
_tOrientaiton of Conscience --
_tWestern Cultures --
_tAsian Cultures.
500 _aV. Biblical View on Guilt, Shame, and Conscience
505 0 0 _aBiblical View on Guilt --
_tGuilt in the Old Testament --
_tGuilt in the New Testament --
_tBiblical View on Shame --
_tShame in the Old Testament --
_tShame in the New Testament --
_tConscience and its Orientation --- A Biblical View of Conscience --
_tGeneral Orientation of Conscience --
_tGuilt or Shame Orientation? --
_tThe Values of First-Century Mediterranean World --
_tConclusion.
500 _aVirgin Islands Definition and Classification of Guilt, Shame, and Conscience
505 0 0 _aGuilt and Shame --
_tDefinition of Guilt --
_tDefinition of Shame --
_tConscience --
_tDefinition of Conscience --
_tClassification and Function of Conscience --
_tGuilt and Shame-Oriented Consciences --
_tGuilt Orientation --
_tShame Orientation --
_tConclusion --
_tBiblical Evaluation and Intention --
_tThe Function of Conscience --
_tA New Identity --
_tA New Mind --
_tConclusion.
500 _aVirgin IslandsI. Implications for Cross-Cultural Ministry
505 0 0 _aConsequential Points --
_tConcepts of Thinking and Semantics --
_tFrom the Known to the Unknown --
_tThe Significance of a Biblical Worldview and Concept of God --
_tThe Relevance of Wholesome Relationships without Favoritism --
_tThe Worth of Speaking Indirectly and Adequate Questioning --
_tThe Curiosity of Individualistic Conversion --
_tThe Danger of Superficial Legalism --
_tEstablishing Church Discipline --
_tSelf-Exposure: Bridge to Shame-Oriented Consciences --
_tThe Need for Revival --
_tThe Power of Altruistic Love --
_tHazards for Success-Oriented Missionaries --
_tConclusion.
610 2 0 _aColumbia Biblical Seminary and Graduate School of Missions.
_kMinistry Perspective Project.
650 0 _aConscience
_xReligious aspects.
650 0 _aShame.
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