El Maestro de maestros
Jesús, el educador más grande de todos los tiempos
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- USD 5.99
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- USD 5.99
Descripción editorial
Haga un viaje por los misterios de la mente del Maestro de maestros.
En El Maestro de maestros, primer volumen de la colección Análisis de la Inteligencia de Cristo, el doctor Augusto Cury hace un original abordaje de la vida de ese gran personaje, revelando que su inteligencia era mucho más grandioso de lo que imaginamos. Bajo la óptica de la psicología, Cury presenta un fascinante estudio del comportamiento de Jesús, resaltando los aspectos más notables de sus hechos. Tanto era su capacidad de gobernar sus emociones que, aunque pasó por innumerables pruebas, Jesús se convirtió en el símbolo máximo de la esperanza, del amor, de la dignidad y de la compasión.
No importa cuáles sean sus creencias, su religión, estatus social o condición financiera, el mensaje de Cristo es universal y habla al corazón de todas las personas.
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Brazilian psychiatrist Cury is the author of a number of books dealing with self-help, social criticism, and psychological themes. Most notably, he has developed a theory of multifocal intelligence, which incorporates how the mind works in several dimensions, e.g., conscience, memory, and the formation of thought. In this first volume of "Analysis of the Intelligence of Christ," Cury claims to be applying this theory to Jesus as described in the gospels but does something entirely different. In a series of brief chapters, he presents evidence that Jesus in fact existed and was not merely a literary product, demonstrates the importance of studying Jesus's intellect scientifically, and considers how Jesus would impact medicine and politics if he were alive today. He then describes the content and methodology of Jesus's teachings and his interpersonal relationships. Because he asserts firmly from the beginning that we would all do well to follow Jesus's example, it seems contradictory that Cury identifies himself as an atheist, but his perspective is consistently humanistic. An optional purchase for theological libraries with comprehensive Christology collections, as well as academic collections on psychology of religion. Carolyn Kost, Stevenson Library, Pebble Beach, CA.
