Walking the Path of Sanctification Together â Negative Work as an Approach to the Sacramental Dimension of Communion
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This essay explores the less examined facets of communion and sacramentality within the church, emphasizing the dynamic nature of the church as continually âin-becomingâ. It applies the concept of ânegative workâ to approach dynamics of difference, disruption, and transformation, spotlighting the church as an evolving entity in a continuous state of âbecomingâ. The essay reevaluates sacramentality, shifting from establishing unity to emphasizing the mysterious and uncontrollable. By employing ânegative workâ, and analysing its implications for the understanding of sacramentality and communion, it explores a church as oriented towards transformation and ânegativeâ participation.
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Walking the Path of Sanctification Together â Negative Work as an Approach to the Sacramental Dimension of Communion
In: EcclesiologySearch for other papers by Edda Wolff in
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Abstract
This essay explores the less examined facets of communion and sacramentality within the church, emphasizing the dynamic nature of the church as continually âin-becomingâ. It applies the concept of ânegative workâ to approach dynamics of difference, disruption, and transformation, spotlighting the church as an evolving entity in a continuous state of âbecomingâ. The essay reevaluates sacramentality, shifting from establishing unity to emphasizing the mysterious and uncontrollable. By employing ânegative workâ, and analysing its implications for the understanding of sacramentality and communion, it explores a church as oriented towards transformation and ânegativeâ participation.
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