The theology of John Zizioulas presents a beautiful vision of the Church as Eucharistic communion, in which human persons both are gathered into Jesus Christ and are sent back into the world. In his previous books, Zizioulas focused on the way this communion is related to the co…
These three volumes are the results of two conferences on the Christian eucharist and its context in the traditions of sacred and communal meals; the first conference was held at the University of Kiel, the second at the University of Agder's Study Center at Metochi (Lesbos). Sc…
Scholars from around the world form an international, interdisciplinary and interdenominational collaboration from various fields including History of Religion, Classics, Old and New Testament, Judaism, Patristics, Archeology, and History of Art. Images, illustrations and indexe…
These three volumes are the results of two conferences on the Christian eucharist and its context in the traditions of sacred and communal meals; the first conference was held at the University of Kiel, the second at the University of Agder's Study Center at Metochi (Lesbos). Sc…
These essays are organised into three sections: 'Wealth, Fertility and the Good Life - the Third Function', 'War and Violence - the Second Function' and 'Rules, Wisdom, and Prophetic Acts - the First Function'.
These essays are organised into three sections: 'Wealth, Fertility and the Good Life - the Third Function', 'War and Violence - the Second Function' and 'Rules, Wisdom, and Prophetic Acts - the First Function'.
These essays are organised into three sections: 'Wealth, Fertility and the Good Life - the Third Function', 'War and Violence - the Second Function' and 'Rules, Wisdom, and Prophetic Acts - the First Function'.
These essays are organised into three sections: 'Wealth, Fertility and the Good Life - the Third Function', 'War and Violence - the Second Function' and 'Rules, Wisdom, and Prophetic Acts - the First Function'.
Examines the Catholic Mass as the key to understanding the Bible Book of Revelation, and uses that information to support the argument that Mass is literally heaven on Earth.