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199 Index anger and cognitive reframing 46, 70, 76–7, 79–80, 82 liturgies of 80–7 positive role of 74–5 and prayer 75–6 in the psalms 70–4, 80–2 psychology of 74–80 venting of 46 Augustine 12, 48–51 Bakan, D. 154, 156, 160 Barth, K. 11, 13–18, 20–1, 48, 53–5 Batson, D. 17–18 Beck, A. 113, 115 Blumenthal, D. 72, 76 Browning, D. 134, 161, 163 Brueggemann, W. 59, 71, 81 Calvin, J. 48, 51–2 Capps, D. 35, 89, 94 Christianization and covenant 133, 139–40, 144–5, 148 and mission 133, 142–3, 145, 148 and pilgrim morality 138–41, 151 and the sacraments 142–5 formative power of 145–50 communion and agency 154–7, 159 and Covenant Service 152–4 and equal regard 160–1 and mutuality 151–4, 156, 161–3 in New Testament 131 and other-love 5 and psychological research 146–8, 156 and reciprocal giving 161–3 and the sacraments 4–5, 142–50 and self-love 5 and self-sacrifice 151–5, 161–3 and the Trinity 156–60 and universal love 163 unmitigated form 5, 132, 151–2, 154–6 and worship 164–5 confession and Christ the mirror 4, 9, 21, 23–4 prayers of 23–4, 42–3 and preaching 22–3 and self-deception 11, 20–4 and self-diminishment 3–4, 9, 10 and shame 4, 10, 38–40 covenant in Christ 2 as dialogical 72, 84 and faith formation 133, 139–40, 144–5, 148 with Israel 2, 70–4 worship service 152–4 death and dying and hope 119–23 and ironic imagination 122–3 and meaning-making 121–3 reactions to 120–1 spirituality of 121–3 stages in 119–20
Index 200 depression common treatments for 115–16 and dysthymia 114 and hope 116–19 and ironic imagination 116–19 major 114–15 metaphors for 113 symptoms of 113–15 and true self 116–18 God anger against 69, 75–6 and Christianization 134, 138–41, 150 and communion 131 and contractual theology 56–7 and covenant 2, 139–40, 144–5, 148, 152 and death and dying 120–1 and equal regard 160–1 hiddenness of 47, 57, 61, 65, 71, 82, 84 and hope 95–6, 99–101 and individualism, problem of 138–41 and ironic imagination 106–12 and Israel 2 and providence 47 and the sacraments 131, 142–5 sovereignty of 47–8 and suffering 48–55 grief Augustine’s experience of 49–51 and Beatitudes 125, 127 and confession 49–51 hope and affect 94–5 and agency 95–6 in the Bible 99–101 and cognition 94–5 communal aspect of 91, 96–9 and death and dying 119–23 definitions of 92 and depression 113–19 and desire 93–4 and goals 95–6 in God 95–6 individualistic approach 91, 96–7 and ironic imagination 4, 90, 112–23 and liturgy 91–2, 101–5 and meaning-making 98, 106, 120–1, 123, 130 and optimism 96–7, 98 and pastoral ministry 89 temporal aspect 91, 99, 101 and wishing 93–4 witnessing to 4, 89, 97–9 imagination analogical form 106, 109–10, 117 and contraries 109–11 ironic Christic form 107, 110–12 ironic form of 106–12 and Christ 110–12 and death and dying 122–3 and depression 116–19 and finite reality 107–8 and hope 106, 112–23 and the infinite 107–8 and prayer 128–9 sermon on 124–7 individualization and Christianization 133–4, 138–41 and contingency 137–8 definition of 133 and detraditionalization 134–8, 139 and fashion and style 137 and personal autonomy 134–7 and psychological research 134, 146–8 and the sacraments 5, 131, 133–4 and social systems 133, 135–6 and tourist morality 133, 138–41, 151 Kübler-Ross, E. 119–20
Index 201 lament and anger 4, 45–6, 70–4, 80–2, 84–7 and assertiveness research 60 contractual theology 56–7 and faith 56 hard form 46, 48, 60–1, 84–7 and Jeremiah 58–9 and Job 59 and negative petition 61–2 soft form 4, 46, 61–2 and worship today 62–4 Lynch, W. 90, 93–4, 106–12, 117, 123 Lynd, H. M. 31, 33 Marcel, G. 93, 96–7 moral hypocrisy and Christ as mirror 4, 9, 12, 21–4 and mirror 4, 12, 20 and pastoral response 20–2 and psychological experiments 17–20 Outka, G. 160–1, 163 Palmer, P. 116–17 reconciliation liturgies of 23–4, 42–3 and pastoral care 3, 7–9 and shame, problem of 34–8 and sloth, problem of 13–17 self-diminishment and God’s affirming gaze 4, 9, 25 and shame 4, 10, 25 and sin 3, 9, 13–17 shame aesthetic form 27 and confession 38–9, 41–2 and contempt for self 33–4 definitions of 25, 26 and exposure 31 five forms of 26 and God’s affirming gaze 25, 40–1, 43 and guilt 34 and hiddenness 31–2 and icons 40–1, 43 and incongruence 32 inferiority form 28–9 inherited identity form 27 and involvement of whole self 34 and liturgy of affirmation 38–9 moral form 29–30 and pride 28–9 and sin 25, 34–8 situational form 26–7 and threat to trust 33 sin and hypocrisy 16 and pride 12–13 as self-loss 36–7 and shame 4, 10, 25, 34–8 as sloth 3, 9, 11, 13–17 Snyder, C. R. 95–7 Solomon, A. 114, 116 suffering and Augustine 48–51 and Calvin 51–2 and confession 51–2 joy in 53–5 patience in 51–2 and providence 51–5 Weingarten, K. 89, 91, 97–8, 102 Westermann, C. 61 worship and God as object 1 and God as subject 1–2 relationship to pastoral care 1–3 theocentric 2 and the therapeutic 2 true nature of 2 Wurmser, L. 31, 33–4, 40 Zwingli 21