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Using the Ignatian Examen in Community to Encourage Spiritual Transformation
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Tyndale University College and Seminary. rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/b9ad1f56-7fb9-43cc-b124-6183c6754cac?q=2018. Using the Ignatian Examen In Community to Encourage Spiritual Transformation.APA citation style (7th ed.)
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- The major focus of the work was spiritual transformation in community, and each paper discussed some aspect of this. The importance of individual growth and growth in community was evident in the author's spiritual autobiography in Chapter 2. Chapter 3 discussed models of spiritual formation, with a focus on Celtic spirituality, which is noted for its emphasis on community. The research conducted during the project as discussed in Chapter 4 also showed how one needs community in order to deepen one's relationship with God. Overall, the research and project showed how one needs community to facilitate spiritual transformation.
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