Die Geschichte der christlichen Spiritualität
- 384 Seiten
- 14 Lesestunden




The book delves into the spirituality of St. Peter Damian, highlighting his role as a reformer during the Middle Ages. It examines the tension he experienced between seeking solitude and holiness while also engaging in prophetic social and ecclesial activism. This exploration offers insights into the complexities of his spiritual journey and the broader implications for church and society during that era.
Gordon Mursell's wise reflections on several relevant biblical passages wonderfully complement Jonathan Lawson's vivid recounting of his wide experience of young vocations. He illustrates this with real-life stories from young people he has counselled and encouraged.
Exploring the historical context of Christian spirituality, this book features contributions from a diverse team of experts who examine humanity's enduring quest for the divine. It highlights significant figures throughout history, illustrating how Christians have expressed and embodied their faith from early times to the present. The authors provide a comprehensive overview of spiritual practices and beliefs, revealing the rich tapestry of Christian devotion across the centuries.