This book attempts to illuminate the issue of moral injury and identify means of healing, recovery, and repair for those morally injured by their experiences in combat (or similar situations).
This book attempts to illuminate the issue of moral injury and identify means of healing, recovery, and repair for those morally injured by their experiences in combat (or similar situations).Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Brad E. Kelle is professor of Old Testament and Hebrew at Point Loma Nazarene University Recently and author of The Bible and Moral Injury: Reading Scripture Alongside War's Unseen Wounds.
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Acknowledgments Introduction Brad E. Kelle Part One: Understanding Moral Injury (Definitions, Questions, Debates) 1. What Is Moral Injury? Current Definitions, Perspectives, and Contexts Joseph McDonald 2. The Emergence and Development of the Concept of Moral Injury Alanna Coady, Jessica R. Carney, Sheila Frankfurt, and Brett T. Litz 3. Moral Injury and Its Causes, Symptoms, and Responses Gabriella Lettini Part Two: Depicting Moral Injury (Ancient and Modern Portrayals) 4. Feast or Famine: A Veteran's Reflection on Moral Injury and Recovery Tyler Boudreau 5. Moral Injury and the Role of Chaplains Zachary Moon 6. "Do Not Torment Me": The Morally Injured Gerasene Demoniac (Mark 5:1-20) Michael Yandell 7. Moral Injury in Genesis 19 and Moral Repair in the Book of Ruth Nancy R. Bowen Part Three: Engaging Moral Injury (Diverse Perspectives and Resources) 8. Addressing Moral Injury in Psychotherapy and Counseling Joseph M. Currier and Wesley H. McCormick 9. Spiritual Care for Veterans and Their Families Affected by Moral Injury: How Faith Communities Can Help Nancy J. Ramsay 10. Spiritual Formation and Pastoral Care Approaches to Moral Injury Duane H. Larson 11. Moral Injury, Scripture, and Contemporary Biblical Studies Brad E. Kelle 12. Moral Injury and Humanizing the Enemy in Judges 5 Amy C. Cottrill 13. The New Testament and Moral Injury: Peter, Judas, and the Portrayals of Moral Harm and Repair Warren Carter 14. Moral Injury, the Bible, and US War-Culture Kelly Denton-Borhaug 15. Christian Theology and Moral Injury Brian S. Powers 16. Approaching Moral Injury through the Lens of Social Ethics Joseph Wiinikka-Lydon Index About the Contributors
Acknowledgments Introduction Brad E. Kelle Part One: Understanding Moral Injury (Definitions, Questions, Debates) 1. What Is Moral Injury? Current Definitions, Perspectives, and Contexts Joseph McDonald 2. The Emergence and Development of the Concept of Moral Injury Alanna Coady, Jessica R. Carney, Sheila Frankfurt, and Brett T. Litz 3. Moral Injury and Its Causes, Symptoms, and Responses Gabriella Lettini Part Two: Depicting Moral Injury (Ancient and Modern Portrayals) 4. Feast or Famine: A Veteran's Reflection on Moral Injury and Recovery Tyler Boudreau 5. Moral Injury and the Role of Chaplains Zachary Moon 6. "Do Not Torment Me": The Morally Injured Gerasene Demoniac (Mark 5:1-20) Michael Yandell 7. Moral Injury in Genesis 19 and Moral Repair in the Book of Ruth Nancy R. Bowen Part Three: Engaging Moral Injury (Diverse Perspectives and Resources) 8. Addressing Moral Injury in Psychotherapy and Counseling Joseph M. Currier and Wesley H. McCormick 9. Spiritual Care for Veterans and Their Families Affected by Moral Injury: How Faith Communities Can Help Nancy J. Ramsay 10. Spiritual Formation and Pastoral Care Approaches to Moral Injury Duane H. Larson 11. Moral Injury, Scripture, and Contemporary Biblical Studies Brad E. Kelle 12. Moral Injury and Humanizing the Enemy in Judges 5 Amy C. Cottrill 13. The New Testament and Moral Injury: Peter, Judas, and the Portrayals of Moral Harm and Repair Warren Carter 14. Moral Injury, the Bible, and US War-Culture Kelly Denton-Borhaug 15. Christian Theology and Moral Injury Brian S. Powers 16. Approaching Moral Injury through the Lens of Social Ethics Joseph Wiinikka-Lydon Index About the Contributors
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