Cartoons as a means of self understanding and spiritual enrichment

Darrell P Patton

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Cartoons as a means of self understanding and spiritual enrichment

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Darrell P Patton. Cartoons As a Means of Self Understanding and Spiritual Enrichment. San Francisco Theological Seminary. rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/369e26fd-c90b-492c-a69b-898e8e47b9f8?locale=it.

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D. P. Patton. Cartoons as a means of self understanding and spiritual enrichment. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/369e26fd-c90b-492c-a69b-898e8e47b9f8?locale=it

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Darrell P Patton. Cartoons As a Means of Self Understanding and Spiritual Enrichment. San Francisco Theological Seminary. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/369e26fd-c90b-492c-a69b-898e8e47b9f8?locale=it.

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Darrell P Patton

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This work is an exploration into the way in which cartoon humor can be used in ministry. It begins with an examination of the nature and origin of the visual arts with particular attention to the cartoon as an art form. The study then examines the role of humor in human experience. It looks at the use of humor in the biblical narrative and its place in religious experience. The theological implications of humor are explored through the use of humorous treatments of theological themes. The study then examines the psychology of the self and the ways in which humor can be beneficial in gaining a deeper understanding of the self and explores the human spiritual journey with suggested ways in which humor can facilitate that quest. The study then explores the role of humor in ministry and develops a model of ministry using cartoons in a small group setting.

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