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• catalog abstract "The Divine Milieu is a revolutionary book of Christian spirituality. So revolutionary, in fact, that his religious superiors refused to let him have it published. Though Teilhard, as everyone called him, finished writing it around the year 1929, it was never brought to light until after his death, in French in 1957 and in English translation in 1960. Even today, half a century later, few understand it and many are suspicious of it, because it appears to fly in the face of traditional Christian piety. But, while it is still utterly contemporary and revolutionary -- different from any other spiritual book you ever read -- it is Christian in its roots and to its core. It is joyful, hopeful, and full of enthusiasm, as any Christian spirituality should be. It expresses a love for nature, a delight in scientific discoveries, a rejoicing in human progress, and an underlying almost childlike trust in a benevolent universe evolving in the unconditional love of a benevolent and all-forgiving God. In fact, this book offers to us perhaps the only integrative spirituality that can truly satisfy our 21st Century experience. -- From http://www.teilhardforbeginners.com/divinemilieau.html (Nov. 9, 2012).".
• catalog alternative "Milieu divin. English".
• catalog contributor b2350407.
• catalog created "1968, c1960.".
• catalog date "1968".
• catalog date "1968, c1960.".
• catalog dateCopyrighted "1968, c1960.".
• catalog description "The Divine Milieu is a revolutionary book of Christian spirituality. So revolutionary, in fact, that his religious superiors refused to let him have it published. Though Teilhard, as everyone called him, finished writing it around the year 1929, it was never brought to light until after his death, in French in 1957 and in English translation in 1960. Even today, half a century later, few understand it and many are suspicious of it, because it appears to fly in the face of traditional Christian piety. But, while it is still utterly contemporary and revolutionary -- different from any other spiritual book you ever read -- it is Christian in its roots and to its core. It is joyful, hopeful, and full of enthusiasm, as any Christian spirituality should be. It expresses a love for nature, a delight in scientific discoveries, a rejoicing in human progress, and an underlying almost childlike trust in a benevolent universe evolving in the unconditional love of a benevolent and all-forgiving God. In fact, this book offers to us perhaps the only integrative spirituality that can truly satisfy our 21st Century experience. -- From http://www.teilhardforbeginners.com/divinemilieau.html (Nov. 9, 2012).".
• catalog description "pt. 1. The divinisation of our activities. The Christian problem of the sanctification of action -- An incomplete solution: human action has no value other than the intention which directs it -- The final solution: all endeavour co-operates to complete the world in Christo Jesu -- Communion through action -- The Christian perfection of human endeavour -- Detachment through action -- pt. 2. The divinisation of our passivities. The extent, depth and diverse forms of human passivities -- The passivities of growth and the two hands of God -- The passivities of diminishment -- Attachment and detachment -- The meaning of the cross -- The spiritual power of matter -- pt. 3. The divine Milieu. The attributes of the divine Milieu -- The nature of the divine Milieu -- The growth of the divine Milieu.".
• catalog extent "160 p.".
• catalog isPartOf "Harper torchbooks ; TB 384".
• catalog issued "1968".
• catalog issued "1968, c1960.".
• catalog language "eng fre".
• catalog language "eng".
• catalog publisher "New York : Harper & Row,".
• catalog subject "BR100 .T373 1968".
• catalog subject "Christianity Philosophy.".
• catalog subject "Cosmology Religious aspects.".
• catalog subject "Evolution Religious aspects.".
• catalog tableOfContents "pt. 1. The divinisation of our activities. The Christian problem of the sanctification of action -- An incomplete solution: human action has no value other than the intention which directs it -- The final solution: all endeavour co-operates to complete the world in Christo Jesu -- Communion through action -- The Christian perfection of human endeavour -- Detachment through action -- pt. 2. The divinisation of our passivities. The extent, depth and diverse forms of human passivities -- The passivities of growth and the two hands of God -- The passivities of diminishment -- Attachment and detachment -- The meaning of the cross -- The spiritual power of matter -- pt. 3. The divine Milieu. The attributes of the divine Milieu -- The nature of the divine Milieu -- The growth of the divine Milieu.".
• catalog title "Milieu divin. English".
• catalog title "The divine milieu.".
• catalog type "text".