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Helen Cameron, John Reader, Victoria Slater with Chris Rowland, Theological Reflection for Human Flourishing: Pastoral Practice:
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The Use of Scripture in Practical Theology
TL;DR: In this paper, a survey of the literature written by established academics in the field, a sixfold typology was identified, which includes the use of an a priori conceptual grid, use of proof texts, a strategic selection of a key passage or passages, some measured of sustained engagement of a number of biblical passages, a critical reading from historical, theological or ideological perspectives, and the strategy of excluding biblical texts altogether.
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Walking with Turtles and Botanising on Asphalt: Chaplain as flâneur as Public Theologian
TL;DR: In this paper, the Chaplain as flâneur is used to give strategic significance to the sometimes marginal and liminal status of chaplains, by emphasising the importance of contextual experience.
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Cognition or Spiritual Disposition? Threshold Concepts in Theological Reflection†
TL;DR: In this article, the authors explored threshold concepts in theological reflection and a conversational model of theological reflection, and identified three threshold concepts relating to the interpreted nature of texts, the complexity of theological reflections, and its pervasiveness.
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"Life in all its Fullness" Engagement and Critique: Good News for Society
TL;DR: An edited version of a keynote lecture given at the annual conference of the British and Irish Association for Practical Theology in London on 14 July 2011 is given in this paper, where the authors discuss the importance of practical theology in practice.
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The fresh significance of chaplaincy for the mission and ministry of the church of England: Three case studies in community contexts
TL;DR: The recent growth of chaplaincy roles in community contexts was investigated in this article, where a case study approach was adopted to generate new insight into the significance of the growth in and practice of Chaplaincy for the mission and ministry of the church in England.