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A living faith: learning through living and reflection
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Lutheran School of Theology at Chicago. rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/03ff3042-25d5-4232-a96e-9fe08e1a1ad8. A Living Faith: Learning Through Living and Reflection.APA citation style (7th ed.)
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- The Christian faith is a way of life. This paper begins by examining how faith has been separated from life. The solutions offered to correct this shortcoming include the roles of pastor and the Christian community. Also included are the use of experiential educational methods which involve the whole faith community together with projects, storytelling, and ritual to inculcate the Christian faith in the lives of church members. Library research is the primary form of study for this project in areas of spirituality, liberation theology, educational theory, psychology, and developmental psychology. The conclusion is that education is a life long process.
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