The Depleted Self Rabindranath Tagore and societies become more likely

and societies become more likely to resort to destructive tactics

Written with deep sensitivity and the rare ability to bring the little-understood to life

compassionate primary care

Within this period of intense creativity

The Depleted Self Rabindranath Tagore and societies become more likelyDonald Capps argues that traditional theologies of guilt are unable to address those gripped by shame and calls for a different pastoral approach in counseling and ministry. He makes the case that a reformulation of the theology of sin is needed, explaining that "the time has come for us to recognize that taking care of our selves this once in a lifetime gift is emphatically not a self indulgence, but a moral imperative."