
Contemporary Spiritualities: Social and Religious Contexts
Author(s): Clive Erricker
- Publisher: Continuum International Publishing
- Publication Date: 1 Aug. 2001
- Edition: First Edition
- Language: English
- Print length: 272 pages
- ISBN-10: 0826449484
- ISBN-13: 9780826449481
Book Description
Editorial Reviews
Review
International Journal of Children’s Spirituality, 2002
“The book is readable and coherent.” Theological Book Review Feed the Minds
“The volume […] demonstrates that the spiritual is essential to understanding human behaviour . . . It also opens a chink in the curtain between the canonically religious and the implicitly spiritual. The Religious Studies of the last two centuries may prove to have been the preparation for the investigation of such secularity.”
Journal of Contemporary Religion 17.2 (2002)
“There is a lot of useful material here: readers looking for an introduction to Taize, the Society for Krishna Consciousness, the Amish, or figures such as Merton, Griffiths or the Dalai Lama, will find this book helpful. The second half of the book also stimulates to reflection on how to live a communal faith within post-modern culture. May of the issues it raises are vital ones: feminism, the nature of spiritual experience, how faith communities work, inter-faith relations, and the connection between prayer and social justice.”
David Keen, Yeovil ANVIL 19.3, 2002
“The book is readable and coherent.” –Theological Book Review Feed the Minds
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