Ascension theology

Ascension theology

by Farrow, Douglas

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Ascension Theology places the doctrine of the ascension in the context of the biblical narrative of descent and ascent, in order to shed light on 'the upward call of God in Christ Jesus' and on the eucharistic community that hears and answers that call. It is a book for the Church as well as the academy.Ascension Theology also offers a contemporary account of the Eucharist itself. It addresses the relation of the heavenly session of Christ to the conflicting currents of the present age, and the…

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  • Full title :Ascension theology / Douglas Farrow.

Summary

Ascension Theology places the doctrine of the ascension in the context of the biblical narrative of descent and ascent, in order to shed light on 'the upward call of God in Christ Jesus' and on the eucharistic community that hears and answers that call. It is a book for the Church as well as the academy.Ascension Theology also offers a contemporary account of the Eucharist itself. It addresses the relation of the heavenly session of Christ to the conflicting currents of the present age, and the transformation to the life of the world to come. Specialist and non-specialist alike will find much to ponder in its traditional yet controversial claims--From Publisher's website.

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Edition Statements

  • Publication Date:c2011

Publication Statements

  • Publisher(s):Bloomsbury
  • Place of Publication:London
  • Language:eng
  • Publication Date:c2011

Notes

First published in 2011 by the Continuum International Publishing Group Ltd.

The Physical Object

  • Description:xiv, 177 pages : : illustrations (some color) ; : 22 cm

Edition Identifiers

  • ISBN:0567353575, 9780567353573, 0567144054, 9780567144058
  • oclc:ocn935639004
  • LC Classification:BT500
  • Dewey Decimal:232.97

Subjects

Ascension of Jesus Christ Asceticism -- Catholic Church Ascétisme -- Église catholique Jesus Christ

Writers

Farrow, Douglas

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