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12 de mai. de 2021 · So Jesus is our joy. John Swinton 15:33. And if you look at the way in which joy is used within the New Testament, in particular, you'll see the idea coming back again, again, again, that even in the midst of your suffering, you can find joy, "count it all joy." Doesn't mean to say that you "count it all happy."
Rev Professor John Swinton FBA. Theology and mental health, theology of disability, dementia, spirituality health and healing, practical theology, qualitative research methods, ecclesiology and ethnography, end of life care, theodicy and the problem of evil. Elected 2022
John Swinton was born in Saltoun, Scotland, on 12th December, 1830. His family emigrated to Canada in 1843. Later they moved to Illinois. After leaving school he worked as a printer before finding employment on a steamboat on the Mississippi. Swinton developed an abhorrence for slavery while living in Charleston, South Carolina.
13 de nov. de 2020 · Prof John Swinton (University of Aberdeen) discussing the problem of evil in this first part of the 2020 Didsbury Lectures.The Didsbury Lectures are an annua...
Drawing from theological reflection on the lives of 30 Christians with severe mental health challenges, (depression, bipolar disorder and schizophrenia), leading disability theologian John Swinton contends that mental health problems require theological understanding and not just medical intervention.In fact, he argues, it is not necessary to care effectively for Christians experiencing severe ...
John Swinton’s recent book, Becoming Friends of Time, opens up important new areas of consideration for the growing literature in theology and disability. I’ve been an admirer of John’s work for a while now, and see this new project extending a line of research that is reflected in previous writings, particularly following his award-winning book, Dementia .
12 de jun. de 2016 · Als Kronzeuge für die Existenz einer „Lügenpresse“ geistert schon seit Jahren ein US-Journalist des 19. Jahrhunderts durch Bücher, Gazetten und das Internet: John Swinton. In verschiedenen, leicht voneinander abweichenden Fassungen wird dem guten Mann ein längeres Zitat zugeschrieben, das wir hier – auf das Wesentliche gekürzt ...
