Add to ORKGIn order to better understand the meaning of the Eucharist, in this paper I describe three theologians’ views about the Eucharist. Their views represent three denominations of the Church. They are: Martin Luther (Lutheran), Alexander Schmemann (Orthodox), and Thomas Merton (Roman Catholic). I compare their views from three aspects: The meaning of the presence of Jesus Christ in bread and wine in the Eucharist, the qualification of receiving communion, and the entire meaning of the Eucharist.
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Theological reflection upon the Eucharist is dominated by two paradigms: One approach interprets the...
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Eminent theologians, Gerald O’Collins, Anthony J. Kelly and Luis M. Bermejo claim that a strange neg...
The worship of the Christian Church has always been centered on the celebration of the Eucharist. Ov...
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Considering the Lutheran definition of the Church and the Sacrament of the Altar, we can answer posi...
This paper reviews the history and development of the concept of “Eucharistic presence” and analyses...
The Second Vatican Council and the subsequent teaching given by Pope Paul VI have certainly led to f...
The assignment is divided in three parts with seven chapters. The first part is an introduction in ...
The Eucharist, as a pillar of Christian life and faith, stands at the center of the Mass. It bears m...
Christian writers have always described the Eucharist as a ‘sacrifice’, but this was ill-defined bef...
ABSTRACTThe doctrine of the Real Presence of Christ in the Eucharist presents a particular challenge...
Theological reflection upon the Eucharist is dominated by two paradigms: One approach interprets the...
Degree awarded: Ph.D. Systematic Theology. The Catholic University of AmericaThis dissertation can b...
The author proposes seven theses for doing the Eucharist in order to establish the rhythm of the chu...
The dogmatic constitution Lumen Gentium describes the Eucharist as “the source and summit of the Chr...
(Excerpt) The theme announced for this Institute is Grace upon Grace: Uving Bread. In this keynote...
Eminent theologians, Gerald O’Collins, Anthony J. Kelly and Luis M. Bermejo claim that a strange neg...
The worship of the Christian Church has always been centered on the celebration of the Eucharist. Ov...
ABSTRACT. Several, divergent interpretations of the Eucharist had been cir-culating even before the ...
Considering the Lutheran definition of the Church and the Sacrament of the Altar, we can answer posi...
This paper reviews the history and development of the concept of “Eucharistic presence” and analyses...
The Second Vatican Council and the subsequent teaching given by Pope Paul VI have certainly led to f...
The assignment is divided in three parts with seven chapters. The first part is an introduction in ...
The Eucharist, as a pillar of Christian life and faith, stands at the center of the Mass. It bears m...
Christian writers have always described the Eucharist as a ‘sacrifice’, but this was ill-defined bef...
ABSTRACTThe doctrine of the Real Presence of Christ in the Eucharist presents a particular challenge...
Theological reflection upon the Eucharist is dominated by two paradigms: One approach interprets the...
Degree awarded: Ph.D. Systematic Theology. The Catholic University of AmericaThis dissertation can b...