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Liturgy Outside Liturgy The Liturgical Theology Of Fr Alexander Schmemann David W Fagerberg

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Publisher: Chorabooks

File Extension: EPUB

File size: 1.65 MB

Author: David W. Fagerberg

ISBN: 9789887851585, 9887851582

Language: English

Year: 2018

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Liturgy Outside Liturgy The Liturgical Theology Of Fr Alexander Schmemann David W Fagerberg by David W. Fagerberg 9789887851585, 9887851582 instant download after payment.

"Finally one may ask: but what do you propose, what do you want? To this I will answer without much hope, I confess, of being heard and understood: we need liturgical theology, viewed not as a theology of worship and not as a reduction of theology to liturgy, but as a slow and patient bringing together of that which was for too long a time and because of many factors broken and isolated – liturgy, theology, and piety, their reintegration within one fundamental vision. In this sense liturgical theology is an illegitimate child of a broken family. It exists, or maybe I should say it ought to exist, only because theology ceased to seek in the lex orandi its source and food, because liturgy ceased to be conducive to theology."
Alexander Schmemann