Cross-Cultural Spirituality
Delve into the essence of cross-cultural spirituality, exploring the significance of moral education, paradigm shifts, and the development of character for leadership. Reflect on family history, biculturalism, biblical foundations, and personal growth within diverse contexts. Unlock insights on spirituality, self-identity, and the transformative power of wisdom and knowledge on moral action.
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Cross-Cultural Spirituality TRUE EDUCATION IS THE EDUCATION OF THE MORAL MAN, THE IMPARTATION OF PARADIGM SHIFTS THAT ERUPT AT THE LEVEL OF THE SPIRIT SUCH THAT MORAL ACTION FOLLOWS. KNOWLEDGE PRECEDES WISDOM WISDOM PRECEDES CHARACTER CHARACTER PRECEDES LEADERSHIP KNOWLEDGE IMPARTATION IS NOT THE AIM OF EDUCATION CHARACTER FOR LEADERSHIP IS
Starters Listen to video on the Manila slums What is Spirituality? Which aspect of spirituality do we relate to when we talk of cross-cultural spirituality? Which readings should we discuss to get to the core of this?
Spirituality is A journey towards A Perfect harmony between our spirit and God s Spirit In a given context According to the nature of our humanness Resulting in his character His presence His power
Review Results of Cross-Cultural Quiz What do you learn about yourself?
Family and cross-cultural capacity How does your family history play into cross-cultural adaptability? If you wish, relate the story of your family s heritage How do these histories affect your spirit for good or bad? What would a healthy self-identity look like What do you need to affirm from your family background? What aspects need healing, so the wounds of your fathers do not become your wounds?
Biculturalism, is that the aim? To be bicultural you have to love both cultures fully Usually there is a stage of rejection of your own culture and some symbolic re-acceptance is needed We need a healthy self-acceptance
The Biblical Basis of Incarnation Read the following and discuss their implications John 1:14 Phil 2;5-8 I Cor 9; 22,23
Bonding What lessons did you learn from reading the bonding article?
Entrance Roles Five roles that enable entry to a community Learner Servant Storyteller Intercessor Friend
Review of Article by Ivan Illich How does he relate the cross to cross- cultural processes?
