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A Christian Moral Psychology

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An edition of Cain's Lament (2001)

Cain's Lament

A Christian Moral Psychology

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This book presents an original Christian moral psychology based upon the Cain and Abel story and discusses epilepsy, the Cain complex, and biblical lament. Special attention is devoted to moral emotions - rage, compassion, shame, and joy - as they flare up in children and family relationships in relation to an enemy. Lament is a cry of anger that erupts in protest against unfair suffering and that strives for justice through trust in God. As the first prayer of the Bible, Cain's lament reflects the pain of all those who commit evil to vindicate injustice.

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Language
English
Pages
221

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Cain's Lament: A Christian Moral Psychology
June 1, 2001, Peter Lang Publishing
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Classifications

Library of Congress
BJ1275.H74 2001, BJ1275 .H74 2001

The Physical Object

Format
Paperback
Number of pages
221
Dimensions
8.9 x 5.8 x 0.6 inches
Weight
7.2 ounces

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL11396548M
Internet Archive
cainslamentchris0000hugh
ISBN 10
082045222X
ISBN 13
9780820452227
LCCN
00062969

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