Clinical developmental lenses for a charismatic biography and transformation interpretive paradigm

William J Manseau

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Clinical developmental lenses for a charismatic biography and transformation interpretive paradigm

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William J Manseau. Clinical Developmental Lenses for a Charismatic Biography and Transformation Interpretive Paradigm. Andover Newton Theological School. rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/6cdb59cd-e0e6-435b-91a8-0a695db805db?locale=es.

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W. J. Manseau. Clinical developmental lenses for a charismatic biography and transformation interpretive paradigm. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/6cdb59cd-e0e6-435b-91a8-0a695db805db?locale=es

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William J Manseau. Clinical Developmental Lenses for a Charismatic Biography and Transformation Interpretive Paradigm. Andover Newton Theological School. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/6cdb59cd-e0e6-435b-91a8-0a695db805db?locale=es.

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William J Manseau

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This twelve chapter handbook project develops a normative interpretive paradigm for pastoral counselors and others working with the Christian charismatic phenomenon of Baptism in the Holy Spirit. Within Bernard Lonergan's phenomenological contexts of self-transcendent intellectual, moral, and religious conversions, it presents the structural-developmental neo-Piagetian and epigenetic Ericsonian life-span psychological perspectives that Walter Conn relates to the claims of new self capacities evoked by Christian conversion as modified by Gil Noam's incorporation of psychodynamic object relations theory. These clinical-developmental lenses on personal transformation are applied to a case study and nine interpretive conclusions were drawn.

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