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2015
Abstract This chapter explores theological and ethical dimensions of the Eucharist in the later Middle Ages and in the Reformation. The exploration introduces a number of genres and practices, because the Eucharist was a central and pervasive presence in Christian cultures, including those opposing medieval liturgy and teaching.
David Aers, Sarah Beckwith
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Abstract This chapter explores theological and ethical dimensions of the Eucharist in the later Middle Ages and in the Reformation. The exploration introduces a number of genres and practices, because the Eucharist was a central and pervasive presence in Christian cultures, including those opposing medieval liturgy and teaching.
David Aers, Sarah Beckwith
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Eucharistic Miracle and Eucharistic Doubt
Journal of Medieval and Early Modern Studies, 2012Scholarship has routinely assumed that the many medieval eucharistic miracle stories about hosts witnessed as discernibly the body of Christ — newborn, bloody, crucified, or dismembered — were designed to quell doubts in the doctrine of the Mass with coercive ocular confirmation.
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2019
Abstract Heuristically evoking the Christian sacrament of the Eucharist, this chapter undertakes a counterargument to Chapter 1, asserting that anthropology in fact also preserves theology. In proverbial, genealogical, and analogical ways, anthropologists breach the very dome they construct, refracting some “harmful theospheric rays ...
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Abstract Heuristically evoking the Christian sacrament of the Eucharist, this chapter undertakes a counterargument to Chapter 1, asserting that anthropology in fact also preserves theology. In proverbial, genealogical, and analogical ways, anthropologists breach the very dome they construct, refracting some “harmful theospheric rays ...
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Revista Gênero e Interdisciplinaridade, 2023
This academic article on theories of the Holy Supper deals exactly with some aspects of the theological doctrine regarding the meaning of the body and blood of Jesus Christ. It aims to emphasize the confessional theory of the eucharist.
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This academic article on theories of the Holy Supper deals exactly with some aspects of the theological doctrine regarding the meaning of the body and blood of Jesus Christ. It aims to emphasize the confessional theory of the eucharist.
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2017
Abstract After noting convergences regarding the Eucharist between the teaching of the Second Vatican Council and the views of the 1963 Faith and Order conference, this chapter surveys a wide range of bilateral and multilateral ecumenical agreed statements on the Eucharist achieved in recent decades.
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Abstract After noting convergences regarding the Eucharist between the teaching of the Second Vatican Council and the views of the 1963 Faith and Order conference, this chapter surveys a wide range of bilateral and multilateral ecumenical agreed statements on the Eucharist achieved in recent decades.
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Children and the Eucharist at the Council of Trent
Theological Studies, 2022Christopher M O'Brien
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Tokens of Presence: Second-Personal Presence and Baptistic Accounts of the Eucharist
Pro Ecclesia, 2022Daniel Lee Hill
exaly