2019
DOI: 10.1080/1756073x.2019.1598685
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Embodied witness to alternative spirituality seekers

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“…It appears that in most religions, the formative role of practices frequently takes precedence over carefully constructed doctrinal formulations. 48 This particular point is further highlighted when examining the complex process of conversion.…”
Section: The Pedagogy Of Embodied Theologymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It appears that in most religions, the formative role of practices frequently takes precedence over carefully constructed doctrinal formulations. 48 This particular point is further highlighted when examining the complex process of conversion.…”
Section: The Pedagogy Of Embodied Theologymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In Christian circles, yoga, which also comes from Eastern religions, is similarly a source of inspiration to live the Gospel message more deeply. The way was opened by the French Benedictine Jean-Marie Déchanet, who was the first to publish a book on the meeting of yoga and Christianity (Déchanet 1964). Following his lead, Christian yoga practitioners have formed networks, for example through the association Christians Practicing Yoga, in order to reflect on the challenges and benefits of such an encounter.…”
Section: The Contribution Of Postural Yoga To An Embodied Christian Spiritualitymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Thus, the body does not merely transport information to the mind for analysis but becomes a profound receptor of discernment. An explicit emphasis on bodybased learning for attaining meaningful spiritual understanding has invariably comprised the principal pedagogical strategy and lies at the core of most lived religions, where the formative role of practices takes precedence over doctrinal formulations (Clifford & Johnson, 2019). This perspective reveals additional insights of the paramount importance of an embodied learning process that serves as an implicit medium of cognition, enabling practitioners to learn to believe intellectual content through concrete action.…”
Section: Insights From Lived Religion On Salvation and The Good Lifementioning
confidence: 99%