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The distinctive task of the minister

He has a special role for those who are grappling desperately with the issues of spiritual life and death

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  1. Elgin State Hospital, USA

    Anton T. Boisen (Chaplain Emeritus)

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This article is part of a chapter fromThe Exploration of the Inner World, the Pastoral Psychology Book Club Selection for the month of April. Copyright 1938 by Harper & Brothers, and reprinted by permission of the publishers.

The article is indicative of the breadth, depth, as well as the practical and theoretical significance of the book as a whole.

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Boisen, A.T. The distinctive task of the minister. Pastoral Psychol 3, 10–15 (1952). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01786212

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