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Contents
2 Editorial
2 3 Around The World: The Contributors
4 5 The first nine numbers
Articles
7 Roland Mahler (Switzerland): Conscience and faith in Christian counselling practice /
Gewissen und Glaube im christlich-seelsorgerlichen Handeln
19 Comment: Romuald Jaworski (Poland)
22 Eric L. Johnson (USA): The Christian Conscience: The Transformation of a Created Module
through Christ and the Spirit
32 Comment: Michael Strating (Canada)
34 Olga Krasnikowa (Russia): Psychological reasons for avoiding happiness / Психологические
причины избегания счастья.
46 Comment: Shannon Wolf (USA)
49 Paula Tipton (USA): Honoring & Nurturing Conscience in Psychotherapy
57 Comment: Gwen White (USA)
60 Fr. Gregory Jensen (USA): An Image of Repentance: Sacramental Confession and the
Formation of Conscience in the Pastoral Practice of the Orthodox Church
67 Comment: Liudmуla Hrydkovets (Ukraine)
69 Slava Khalanskiy (Ukraine): Conscience as the major factor in client‘s inherent worth
formation in Christian approach to psychotherapy / Совість як провідний чинник у
формуванні самоцінності клієнта в християнському підході до психотерапії.
87 Comment: Peter Milnes (Australia)
90 Marina Molodetskaya (Russia): Questions about conscience in the process of counseling (case
study) / Вопросы о совести в процессе консультирования (анализ случая)
100 Comment: Monika Hess (Germany)
102 Tomasz Niemirowski (Poland): Freedom as the goal of the development of conscience and
psychotherapy / Wolność jako cel rozwoju sumienia i psychoterapii
112 Comment: Saara Kinnunen (Finland)
114 Andrey Lorgus (Russia): A few saying on pride / Несколько слов о гордости
122 Comment: Maria T. & Lowell W. Hoffman (USA)
126 Sarah Groen-Colyn (USA): The coming of faith: law, conscience, and moral sensitivity of the
human soul
135 Comment: Mar Álvarez Segura (Spain)
137 Next Number / About us
Waste becomes art- Roberto Cipollone (Italy)
Beverage cans, screws, door locks, hoes, rusty nails, olive wood, a
pebble... this is the material of the Italian artist Roberto. „With the
eyes of a child marvel at the beauty of simple things.“
Born in Pescara in 1947, he has been living and working in Loppi-
ano near Florence since 1977. In 1982, he opened “La Bottega Di
Ciro”, his artistic laboratory in a medieval style
www.labottegadiciro.it/ (Italiano / English)
With English subtitles: www.youtube.com/watch?v=1b7W8ms4Jw0
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