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Lutheran consolation for bereaved parents

Anna Linton

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This chapter begins by outlining a brief history of Lutheran consolation. It then discusses parental love an loss, the medical model of consolation, mourning conventions and consolation arguments, and the duty of consolation.

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This chapter begins by outlining a brief history of Lutheran consolation. It then discusses parental love an loss, the medical model of consolation, mourning conventions and consolation arguments, and the duty of consolation.

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This chapter begins by outlining a brief history of Lutheran consolation. It then discusses parental love an loss, the medical model of consolation, mourning conventions and consolation arguments, and the duty of consolation.

Key concepts: Consolation, Duty, Psychology, Philosophy, Psychoanalysis, Theology

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