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CCC 355-373
Man Questions
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Joseph
Raztinger, In the Beginning, pp. 41-58 |
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"The
Magic of Touch," by Colt, Schatz, and Hollister |
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Leonard Pitts, Jr.,
"People Need Human Touch" |
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Bill
Moyers, Healing and the Mind (selections) |
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Daniel Goleman, Emotional Intelligence, ch. 11:
"Mind and
Medicine" |
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Abraham Joshua Heschel,
"The Patient as Person" |
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*Scripture:
Gen
2 (The Creation of Man, Male and Female) |
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*Encyclical: Gaudium
et Spes 12-18 (on the Dignity of Man) |
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Fundamental
Questions: Consider the following proposal: Your view of
the nature of the human person will, in large part, determine the way
you live your life; it will determine the fundamental paramaters and
horizons of your way of Being in the world. What if that's
true? Now consider this: What is my view of the nature of
the human person? And what difference does it make in the way I
live my life?
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