First, empty your cup: Zen gifts to Christian preachers

Brandon A Nappi

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First, empty your cup: Zen gifts to Christian preachers

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Brandon A Nappi. First, Empty Your Cup: Zen Gifts to Christian Preachers. Aquinas Institute of Theology. rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/d71ac7fc-38ae-4f04-b924-0f4636d1cc8f?locale=es.

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B. A. Nappi. First, empty your cup: Zen gifts to Christian preachers. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/d71ac7fc-38ae-4f04-b924-0f4636d1cc8f?locale=es

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Brandon A Nappi. First, Empty Your Cup: Zen Gifts to Christian Preachers. Aquinas Institute of Theology. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/d71ac7fc-38ae-4f04-b924-0f4636d1cc8f?locale=es.

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Brandon A Nappi

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This project explores the contributions that interreligious dialogue between Christianity and Zen Buddhism can make to homiletics. The author examined the ways in which engagement with Zen can enrich Christian preaching by offering contemplative tools that form preachers not merely as transmitters of sacred information but as embodied witnesses of grace who have experienced the Good News that they preach. This study employed qualitative research to examine the reflections of Christians who have assimilated Zen practice into their Christian lives. The author examined the need to reclaim the apophatic and kenotic dimensions of preaching in the development of a vital contemporary homiletic theology.

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