Sacrality and materiality : : locating intersections / / Rebecca A. Giselbrecht / Ralph Kunz (ed.).
Christian theology traditionally regards the sacramental as the polar opposite of the profane. The polarity is a memorial of contemporary desacralization, profanization, and sacralization that stands as a portal to the story of modern reality. In our liminal space, we neither de-sacralize our enviro...
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| Place / Publishing House: | Göttingen : : Vandenhoeck & Ruprecht,, 2015. ©2016 |
| Year of Publication: | 2015 |
| Language: | English |
| Physical Description: | 1 online resource (199 pages) |
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Table of Contents:
- Introduction
- Proceeding from the Virgin Shrine: The Birth of a Metaphor
- Place
- Theorizing Christian Spirituality: The Sacred, Identity & Everyday Practices
- Crossing at the Intersections: Placemaking and the Holy
- Spiritual Capital and Authentic Subjectivity
- Embodiment
- Embodied Knowing and the Unspeakable Sacred: Practice in Christian Spirituality
- Sacrality and Corporeality-An Impossible Intersection?: Iconographic Insights and Mary Magdalene
- Origen on the Goodness of the Body
- "Accende lumen sensibus": On the Vocality and Sensuality of Prayer
- Making the Meal Sacred in the Old Testament: Complexities and Possibilities for Christian Appropriation
- The Spirituality and Materiality of the Sacraments in the Lutheran Tradition
- Interiority and Christian Spirituality: Why Our Inner Lives are not Quite as Inner as We Might Like to Think
- Sickness and Spirituality
- Mysticism with Shoes On: Walking Out the Transcendent Life
- The Intersection of Sacramentality and Materiality: Testimony
- The Authors.