This article reflects on the phenomenon of a growing dissatisfaction and restlessness with traditional forms of worship as well as on some conceptions of the notion of liturgical renewal. It proposes that a fundamental liturgical reframing is indeed needed, grounded on the theological locus of the Christ-event. A brief description is given of the liturgical importance of this event, followed by some liturgical implications, inter alia, the need for a responsible liturgical reframing of anthropology and our understanding and expectation of the encounter with God
Liturgy is essentially a phenomenon of tradition, a process of handing over by which a certain reali...
We are first of all not thinkers but worshipers, shaped by liturgical worship practices that literal...
Imagination appears to be an inescapable aspect of the human order, one with the power to reveal mea...
CITATION: Cilliers, J. 2009. As it is in heaven? : reflections on liturgical refraiming. Scriptura, ...
This article proposes that the theory of reframing, as developed within the context of a philosophic...
Spurt requests a deepening of our liturgy The science of Liturgy is currently experiencing a consi...
This article is an attempt to look at the most important events in the history of salvation from a l...
The authors of this short introductory article look at the need for contemporary theology to clear a...
What Christian worship is all about has been discussed and expressed in many contexts: in dogmatic p...
This article proposes that the notion of liturgical space, understood in conjunction with the origin...
This article has three aims: 1) to plead for an approach to the study of the liturgy based on the ps...
In this article, the author focusses on the importance and possible value of the concepts of cogniti...
This paper proposes that the church cannot be edified without taking cognizance of the role and func...
The dynamic relationship between cult (liturgy) and culture implicates a critical reflection on the ...
In this article the fundamental liturgical question as to the motive and intention of worship is add...
Liturgy is essentially a phenomenon of tradition, a process of handing over by which a certain reali...
We are first of all not thinkers but worshipers, shaped by liturgical worship practices that literal...
Imagination appears to be an inescapable aspect of the human order, one with the power to reveal mea...
CITATION: Cilliers, J. 2009. As it is in heaven? : reflections on liturgical refraiming. Scriptura, ...
This article proposes that the theory of reframing, as developed within the context of a philosophic...
Spurt requests a deepening of our liturgy The science of Liturgy is currently experiencing a consi...
This article is an attempt to look at the most important events in the history of salvation from a l...
The authors of this short introductory article look at the need for contemporary theology to clear a...
What Christian worship is all about has been discussed and expressed in many contexts: in dogmatic p...
This article proposes that the notion of liturgical space, understood in conjunction with the origin...
This article has three aims: 1) to plead for an approach to the study of the liturgy based on the ps...
In this article, the author focusses on the importance and possible value of the concepts of cogniti...
This paper proposes that the church cannot be edified without taking cognizance of the role and func...
The dynamic relationship between cult (liturgy) and culture implicates a critical reflection on the ...
In this article the fundamental liturgical question as to the motive and intention of worship is add...
Liturgy is essentially a phenomenon of tradition, a process of handing over by which a certain reali...
We are first of all not thinkers but worshipers, shaped by liturgical worship practices that literal...
Imagination appears to be an inescapable aspect of the human order, one with the power to reveal mea...