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Mysticism and Ethics in Friedrich Von Hügel
註釋Chapter One: Giving Mysticism A Body. What's the Problem? Is Mysticism Even a Theological Subject? "Defining" Mysticism. What HUgel Contributes to Embodiment and Obligation. Chapter Two: Mysticism and Mystical Experience. Introduction. Only One Element. What is Mysticism and Mystical Experience? A Critique of Mysticism. Mysticism Embodied: Htlgel's Critique of the Quakers. Chapter Three: Morality and Obligation. Introduction. Hiigel's Moral Context. What is Moral Obligation? Others as Well as the Other. The Moral Life and Joy. Conclusion. Chapter Four: Embodied Mysticism and Biographical Theology. Introduction. The Message and Mystery of the Saints. James McClendon and Biographical Theology. Edith Wyschogrod: The Saints and Postmodemism. Friedrich von HOgel and Lived Mysticism. Conclusion. Chapter Five: Ethics and Incamational Mysticism. Introduction. An Ethically Attuned Mysticism/A Spiritually Sensitive Ethics. The Difference It All Makes.