Melodies of community : towards a theology of Christian community through the metaphor of music, with particular reference to Dietrich Bonhoeffer and the Iona Community
The concluding chapters examine how the counterpoint of worship, ecumenism and healing is performed within the Church, and how the melodies of peace, justice and ecology are realised in and with the world. They confirm the importance of polyphony as a metaphor through which a new theology of Christi...
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Cardiff University
2006
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| Summary: | The concluding chapters examine how the counterpoint of worship, ecumenism and healing is performed within the Church, and how the melodies of peace, justice and ecology are realised in and with the world. They confirm the importance of polyphony as a metaphor through which a new theology of Christian community may be articulated. |
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