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Exploring anthropological monism for pastoral care practice
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- This research project explored the viability and benefits of anthropological monism for pastoral care practice in a local church, utilizing (a) integration for holism to overcome fragmentation due to sin, (b) embodiment to refocus the church towards human physicality and the prominence of resurrection for end-of-life outcomes, and (c) community for forging outwardly focused relationships for a healthy and healing orientation of spiritual maturation for whole and holy personhood. A multidisiplinary literature review was undertaken to glean pastoral care insights from the bio-cultural sciences. Finally, qualitative ground theory was deployed in fieldwork to discover potential misgivings and benefits for pastoral care.
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