Methodist Personality Transformation in Context: A Response to Haartman

Autor:	H. Newton Malony
Rok vydání:	2007
Předmět:	Maslow's hierarchy of needs Psychoanalysis Loevinger's stages of ego development media_common.quotation_subject Religious studies Context (language use) Sanctification Methodism Epistemology Peak experience Id ego and super-ego Personality Psychology (miscellaneous) Psychology media_common
Zdroj:	Archive for the Psychology of Religion. 29:51-58
ISSN:	1573-6121 0084-6724
DOI:	10.1163/008467207x188586
Popis:	Haartman's analysis of ecstatic experience in early Methodism is contextualized within a brief review of the history of the movement and the theological assertions that underlay these religious behaviors. Wesley emphasized individual, as opposed to institutional religion and affirmed inductive as contrasted with deductive theology. “Sanctification,” Wesley's term for personality transformation, is seen as positive ego development rather than regressive splitting of the ego. Maslow's “peak experience” is affirmed as a valid model for analyzing ecstatic behaviors. Methodism no longer emphasizes such forms of religious expression.
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