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"On the margins": A dialogue with Andrew Greeley
1The Coventry Association for Pastoral Psychology, 2997 Piedmont Road, N.E., 30305, Atlanta, Georgia.
Journal of Religion and Health
|November 27, 2013
Summary
This dialogue explores theological and sociological perspectives on ministry, paranormal experiences, and the use of fiction in religious contexts. It covers diverse topics from Christian atheism to the impact of cinema.
Area of Science:
- Theology
- Sociology
- Psychotherapy
Background:
- Dialogue between an Episcopalian psychoanalytic psychotherapist and a Roman Catholic sociologist.
- Focus on the sociologist's ministry, paranormal investigations, and use of fiction.
Purpose of the Study:
- To explore diverse theological and sociological viewpoints on contemporary religious issues.
- To examine the intersection of faith, psychology, and social commentary.
Main Methods:
- A conversational dialogue format.
- Exploration of varied topics including paranormal experiences, Christian atheism, and liturgical practices.
Main Results:
- Discussion on the Resurrection as metaphor, Real Presence, and ecumenical trends.
- Exploration of celibacy, sexual equality, religious addiction, and cinema's mythic impact.
Conclusions:
- The dialogue highlights the multifaceted nature of modern ministry and belief.
- It underscores the relevance of interdisciplinary approaches in understanding religious phenomena.
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