Christian Spirtual Direction in the Confucian Culture: A Korean Perspective

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  • KangHack Lee

Abstract

Christian spiritual direction is a process in which one Christian helps another to deepen his/her relationship with God and live out the results of the relationship. Nonetheless, there are many stumbling blocks in adapting spiritual direction into a Korean context. Korean expressions of experiences and attitudes about relationship are very different from Western Christians.

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Volume 28 Formation and Supervision in the Presence of Fear - 2008

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