Volume 59, Issue 3

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June 2010

Book Forum: Mourning Religion; Guest Editor: Nathan Carlin

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12 articles in this issue

The Lessons of Artistic Creativity for Pastoral Theologians
Donald Capps
OriginalPaper 16 April 2009 Pages: 249 - 264
Sigmund Freud and James Putnam: Friendship as a Form of Sublimation
Donald Capps
Nathan Carlin
OriginalPaper 25 March 2009 Pages: 265 - 286
Religious Resources, Spiritual Struggles, and Mental Health in a Nationwide Sample of PCUSA Clergy
Christopher G. Ellison
Lori A. Roalson
John P. Marcum
OriginalPaper 27 August 2009 Pages: 287 - 304
Centering Prayer as a Healing Response to Everyday Stress: A Psychological and Spiritual Process
Jane K. Ferguson
Eleanor W. Willemsen
MayLynn V. Castañeto
OriginalPaper 09 June 2009 Pages: 305 - 329
Types of Faith and Emotional Intelligence
Ryan Williams LaMothe
OriginalPaper 24 June 2009 Pages: 331 - 344
Introduction to the Forum on Mourning Religion
Nathan Carlin
OriginalPaper 18 December 2009 Pages: 345 - 345
Mourning Religion? Celebrating Transformation! From Loss to Gain, from Depression to Melancholia
Jacob A. Belzen
OriginalPaper 21 November 2009 Pages: 347 - 353
Mourning the Religious Self: An Experience of Multiplicity, Loss, and Religious Melancholia
Lisa M. Cataldo
OriginalPaper 26 May 2009 Pages: 355 - 364
Mourning Religion: A Response
Pamela Cooper-White
OriginalPaper 27 November 2009 Pages: 365 - 371
A Gentle Critique of Mourning Religion
Naomi R. Goldenberg
OriginalPaper 02 December 2009 Pages: 373 - 377
Mourning, Melancholia and Religious Studies: Is the “Lost Object” Really Lost?
James W. Jones
OriginalPaper 23 June 2009 Pages: 379 - 384
Reflections on Mourning Religion: A Response to the Respondents
William B. Parsons
Diane Jonte-Pace
Susan E. Henking
OriginalPaper 16 December 2009 Pages: 385 - 396

Volume 59, Issue 3

The Lessons of Artistic Creativity for Pastoral Theologians

Sigmund Freud and James Putnam: Friendship as a Form of Sublimation

Religious Resources, Spiritual Struggles, and Mental Health in a Nationwide Sample of PCUSA Clergy

Centering Prayer as a Healing Response to Everyday Stress: A Psychological and Spiritual Process

Types of Faith and Emotional Intelligence

Introduction to the Forum on Mourning Religion

Mourning Religion? Celebrating Transformation! From Loss to Gain, from Depression to Melancholia

Mourning the Religious Self: An Experience of Multiplicity, Loss, and Religious Melancholia

Mourning Religion: A Response

A Gentle Critique of Mourning Religion

Mourning, Melancholia and Religious Studies: Is the “Lost Object” Really Lost?

Reflections on Mourning Religion: A Response to the Respondents

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