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Theology of the Body is easily broken down into two basic questions, or parts. 1. Part I: What does it mean to be human? (Versus being an animal, a robot, etc.) 2. Part II: What is true happiness and how can I find it? Use these very questions as discussion starters for you and your teens. These are universal questions
Student Workbook follows the 8 lessons presented in the Envision: Theology of the Body for Middle School DVD Set and Leader’s Guide. It includes lesson overviews, suggested prayers, story starter activities, comprehension & discussion questions, vocabulary, working it out sections, and much more!
Learn the basics of Theology of the Body and how it applies to education in our short, three-part video series. Watch now. Our Theology of the Body for high school curriculum helps teens navigate adolescence, strengthen their faith and relationships, and change their perspective on life.
Theology Of The Body: A study of God and the purpose of our existence, as discovered and revealed through our bodies. The body reveals that human persons are created in the image of God, as male and female, with freedom for loving relationships. The TOB asks and answers two really big questions: Who am I? How should I live?
I. Theology of the Body Defined A. It is a series of 129 talks delivered between September 1979 and November 1984. 1. It is a catechesis on the biblical reflection of the human embodiment concerning sexuality and erotic desires. 2. The Theology of the Body is aimed at discovering the true meaning of man‟s capacity to love. 3.
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The Redemption of the Body and Sacramentality of Marriage (Theology of the Body) From the Weekly Audiences of His Holiness September 5, 1979 – November 28, 1984
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The Theology of the Body is the term used to describe the teaching of Pope John Paul about the human person and human sexuality given during his Wednesday Catecheses in St. Peter’s Square between September 5, 1979 and November 28, 1984.