Sacred Drama : A Spirituality Of Christian Liturgy
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Wilson-Kastner’s wonderfully crafted work views the liturgy as a cosmic drama, enacting a sacred meal that grounds us in the universe, draws us into God’s creation and redemption, and poses stiff ethical challenges “deep in our bones” to Christians in community. “Liturgy reconnects us with God and with all creation, rekindles in us the vision of the restoration of all in God, and clarifies and nourishes again in us the hope in which we can live now in justice, peace, and love with each other” she says. Though we don’t have all the details of this script, we are deeply implicated in the plot.
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SKU (ISBN): 9780800626044
ISBN10: 0800626044
Patricia Wilson-Kastner
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: January 1999
Publisher: Augsburg Fortress Publishers – 1517 Media
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