... is organized such that it is seamless with intelligent machines. The Christian performance of embodied life, on the other hand, has Christ as template and, in the Eucharist, Christians are marked by offering, sacrifice and celebration in a community that affirms the integrity of our common incarnate life...

... which reaffirms divine primacy over the human. Bram Stoker theology Gothic sacramentality Eucharist ontology According to Catholic doctrine, upon the performance of the consecration ritual by an ordained priest, the bread and wine become the body and blood of Christ, instantiating an actual change...

.../standard_publication_model ) counter-politics deep solidarity Eucharist mental illness sacrament Chopping vegetables for a stir-fry. Baby fussing in the background, three-year-old running his toy truck between my feet. Suddenly I see on the cutting board, in place of celery, the severed fingers of my baby daughter. Neat...

... representation. That discussion focused on the Eucharist, but this article demonstrates that it was also concerned with the psychological effects of commodification. Such controversies should be interpreted in the light of the twenty-first century economy, in order to elaborate a moral response to the autonomous...

...Dominic Janes © 2012 Leeds Trinity University College 2012 Abstract In 1869, W.J.E. Bennett, one of the most prominent Anglo-Catholic ritualists in Victorian England, was on trial for heresy. He had caused particular outrage by claiming that Jesus Christ was visually present in the Eucharist...

...’ and the remainder of that span can therefore effectively be drawn from their corpse. ⁴² Examining the relationship between Paracelsianism and mummy from a theoretical point of view we find a number of interesting possibilities. Whereas the eucharist involved an essentially monolithic theophagy...

... to Maximus’s Mystagogy, a commentary on the Eucharistic rite that, for the first time, reconciled the ascetic anthropology of Evagrius Ponticus with the liturgical theology of Pseudo-Dionysius and therein presented a vision of an orthodox church unified against all external pollutants. Avars...

... the Eucharist. Thus, Catholicism is implicated in the way the narrator remembers slavery and in the parts of his history that are “beyond understanding.” “Elements of Style” Parks Hansberry Lorraine “Hoo doo writing ” Reed Literary realism Neo slave narratives Parks Suzan Lori “Possession” Parks Slave...

... influence theory of atonement. Christian mystics, like Teresa of Avila, appropriated sacrifice as the ideal of self-erasure in union with transcendence. Controversy over the Eucharist erupted in the Protestant Reformation, but the Roman Catholic Church continues to regard it as a sacrifice. Finally...

... Gardiner Bishop Stephen Pale the St Bernard Armagh Barnwell Patrick Cecil William Galway Bagenal Sir Ralph Edwardian reforms De Courcy Sir John Archbisop Dowdall, eucharist doctrine identification Anglo-Irish Old-Irish In the summer of 1551, before 28 July, Archbishop George Dowdall of Armagh...

...This chapter concerns the ways in which the Christian God effected men’s salvation. It reconstructs the Eucharistic debates between Waterland and Benjamin Hoadly. It locates those debates within wider debates during the 1730s about whether or not to repeal the Test and Corporation Acts. It shows...

... of expressing clerical concerns about mirror sacraments and the falsification of peace on earth. In the process of resolving the question of Judas’s communion, the early twelfth-century canon Alger of Liège created a theological framework for membership in the church, whereby the Eucharist distinguished between...

... by a patriarch or metropolitan bishop—and describes its relations with other Christian groups, including the Roman Catholic church. Church Jesus Christ Simon Peter Eucharist Synodality Pentarchy Primacy of Rome Autocephalous Churches Constantinople Ecumenical Patriarch Great and Holy Council Moscow...

...” such as the Eucharist. architecture color Hagia Sophia light play altar candle cross ekphrasis feast feasting gesture Holy Week icon incense intentionality Lent Lenten movement music Pascha priest senses space spatiality Theotokos veneration canon Eucharist eucharistic exposure iconostasis...

... in disseminating and cementing Calvinist and Bezan theology on the sacraments, and had a lasting impact on Protestant theology long after the diminishment of the most vibrant forces of the Reformation. clerical Calvin Beza metonymy eucharist Geneva Bible Tomson Geneva Biblical paratexts were intermediaries...

... by applying it to various traditional problems in Christian doctrine like the relation of freedom and grace, divine action in liberation theology, the presence of God in the Eucharist, divine providence, the relationship of Christianity and Islam, the relation of the natural sciences to theology and apparent...

... the church and especially the Eucharist. Deification is thus a reality already glimpsed—dependent however not on humans nor on pristine nature, but on God alone. natural environment Against Heresies Irenaeus Athanasius fall the Irenaeus Nellas Panayiotis Zizioulas John D exchange formula Gregory...

... of the eucharist, in which an allusion to Jeremiah 31(38 LXX):31 can be detected in Jesus’s words: “This cup is the new covenant (ἡ καινὴ διαθήκη) in my blood.” It is difficult to determine whether Paul is here drawing directly from Jeremiah or indirectly from a prior tradition. Admittedly, the reference to “new...

... be emotionally attractive and absorbing as well as, to some, repellent. It considers how Protestant spiritual experience varied during the life course from childhood to old age. It argues that doctrinal controversies, notably those over the Eucharist, were decisively shaped by emotional and experiential factors...

.... Although Rashi does not name Christians, his interpretation emphasizes the polemical function as the main purpose of the story. Both retell the story of the near-sacrifice of Isaac in a way that has Abraham both participate in and foresee a future sacrifice: that of Christ and the Eucharist that reenacts...