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The People of God

The People of God

Anscar Vonier
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Dom Anscar Vonier, Abbot of Buckfast, was among England's greatest homilists and theological writers in the early twentieth century. In "The People of God," Vonier continues his great study of the Church, begun in "The Spirit and the Bride, by considering the nature and actions of the Church that define it as a "people," a "kingdom," and a "Church." Beginning with the historical development of the people of God in the Old Testament, Vonier proceeds to show how the public and liturgical life of the Christian Church is essential to its special identity as a morally unified "people." His notable exposition of the Lord's Prayer and study of the Sacraments shows how these elements of the Christian life belong to the Church's identity as a people, so that "Where there is an altar, there is the people of God."
Language
English
Pages
109
Format
Kindle Edition
Release
May 23, 2013

The People of God

Anscar Vonier
0/5 ( ratings)
Dom Anscar Vonier, Abbot of Buckfast, was among England's greatest homilists and theological writers in the early twentieth century. In "The People of God," Vonier continues his great study of the Church, begun in "The Spirit and the Bride, by considering the nature and actions of the Church that define it as a "people," a "kingdom," and a "Church." Beginning with the historical development of the people of God in the Old Testament, Vonier proceeds to show how the public and liturgical life of the Christian Church is essential to its special identity as a morally unified "people." His notable exposition of the Lord's Prayer and study of the Sacraments shows how these elements of the Christian life belong to the Church's identity as a people, so that "Where there is an altar, there is the people of God."
Language
English
Pages
109
Format
Kindle Edition
Release
May 23, 2013

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