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Can today's Christians reconcile a belief in self-actualization, or self-fulfillment, with the extreme demands of the New Testament? In Self-Actualization and the Radical Gospel, Louis Roy, O.P., concludes that the uneasiness between the two basic concerns of contemporary Western Christians--self-fulfillment and self-gift--may constitute a healthy tension which fosters personal development. Self-Actualization and the Radical Gospel uncovers both the pitfalls of self-actualization and the misleading interpretations that have disfigured the radical Gospel. It highlights the stages, developmental…mehr

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Can today's Christians reconcile a belief in self-actualization, or self-fulfillment, with the extreme demands of the New Testament? In Self-Actualization and the Radical Gospel, Louis Roy, O.P., concludes that the uneasiness between the two basic concerns of contemporary Western Christians--self-fulfillment and self-gift--may constitute a healthy tension which fosters personal development. Self-Actualization and the Radical Gospel uncovers both the pitfalls of self-actualization and the misleading interpretations that have disfigured the radical Gospel. It highlights the stages, developmental factors, views of human life, successes and failures, which play a considerable role in a person's journey. It brings psychological, philosophical, biblical, theological, and pastoral clarifications to bear on the issues.
Autorenporträt
Louis Roy, a member of the Dominican Order, formerly full professor at Boston College, teaches in Ottawa at the Dominican University College. Over the years, he was a visiting professor at Providence College, University of San Francisco, Aquinas Institute, and Seton Hall University. His books have appeared in English, French, Spanish, Italian, and Vietnamese. Recent publications include The Three Dynamisms of Faith; Coherent Christianity; and Embracing Desire.