When something that we
hope for thus, we do not even know or feel it has already arrived from that horizon upon which we locate hoping.
If hope springs eternal, where does it come from?
Hope, in the Holy Quran, has been attributed to various notions: material and mundane, such as Jacob's
hope for his children's reunion in his company (Yusuf:83); immaterial and divine, like
hope for the Hereafter (Al-Ankaboot:36);
hope for Allah's amnesty (An-Nisaa:99);
hope for His mercy (An-Noor:56);
hope for redemption (Al-Qasas:67).
Theology of hope in Islamic mysticism with a focus on Rumi's thought
John Sachs writes that hope is "not about a salvation away from this world but about God's coming to dwell in the cosmos, redeeming, transforming, and making it new." Jesuit Father Thomas Massaro argues that our
hope for a better world must be made effective in the present by concrete efforts to remedy injustice.
Hope
Closely linked with the hope of walking again, was the frequent mention of
hope for a return to life as it was before their SCI, to what was lost, to "normal" (Dorsett 2010, Laskiwski and Morse 1993, Lohne and Severinsson 2004, Smith and Sparkes 2005).
A narrative review of hope after spinal cord injury: implications for physiotherapy
As I write, the stories being reported from Egypt are particularly disheartening and the loss of life challenges our
hope for a peaceful world.
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Hope for Hope fund is now close to its $20,000 target and Hope has one round of treatment left.
HOPE IN BRAVE FIGHT AGAINST RARE CANCER
This study explored the lived experience of
hope for domestic violence support workers.
The essence of hope in domestic violence support work: a hermeneutic-phenomenological inquiry
De La Salle is an example of a school that is successful at building academic capacity, spiritual strength, a feeling of community--and a culture of
hope for children in poverty.
Rediscovering hope building school cultures of hope for children of poverty: the real problem for children of poverty may not be weak academic skills, poor teachers, or scant resources, but a lack of hope that they can alter their life conditions through effort
To his own people he brought reassurance of God's justice and their own future freedom:
hope for an oppressed people.
Advent in a crumbling empire: the season's real message isn't pretty, but it is powerful
The real question is:
Hope for what?" Even a very short future can be more than half full.
Hope can play a transformative role in cancer
Our fundamental
hope for the resurrection of our bodies, a genuinely new life with God in Christ, flows over as hope in action, into the building of a world of peace and equality for all of creation.
Opinion & arts we are beings who hunger, and thirst for total fulfillment of all the possibilities, of being. An imperative to hope is inscribed in the fabric of the human heart
Although
hope for the future is a foundational motivation for education, the role of hope in teaching has not drawn much academic attention.
The disposition of hope in teaching
In this sense, we hope with as well as
hope for." It is the presence of this mutuality that is the secret of all our hopes, and it is the absence of this mutuality that makes a person hopeless and despondent.
The role of hope and spirituality on the road to recovery: traumatic brain injury post-traumatic stress disorder series: part five
Other books that provide strategies and examples for how to instill hope in clients and students include
Hope for the Journey: Helping Children Through Good Times and Bad (Cook, McDermott, Rapoff, & Snyder, 1997), Making Hope Happen: A Workbook for Turning Possibilities into Realities (McDermott & Snyder, 1999), and The Great Big Book of Hope (McDermott & Snyder, 2000).
Promoting hope: suggestions for school counselors
Fenton extends this concept of hope as grounded in the land to a look at the ways in which property and propriety connected; that is, both individuals and the nation in early modern culture could
hope for dispute-resolution through restructured access to land.
Mary C. Fenton. Milton's Places of Hope: Spiritual and Political Connections of Hope with Land