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Routledge Beyond Ritual: Sacramental Theology after Habermas - Routledge

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Explore the connection between modern philosophy and Christian practice in Beyond Ritual: Sacramental Theology after Habermas. Published by Routledge, this academic work by Siobhan Garrigan examines how Habermas's theory of communicative action can transform theological perspectives on ritual and faith. Garrigan offers a new method for theology to access the ritual symbols that form religious faith. By applying a metaphor of intersubjectivity, the text proposes an interpretative understanding of sacramentality and the nature of God, moving away from purely instrumental views. This book is essential for students and scholars looking to bridge the gap between contemporary social philosophy and traditional Christian theology. Through detailed fieldwork studies of both mainstream and marginal Christian Eucharists, the author develops a meaningful dialogue between Habermas's philosophical framework and theological study. This research provides deep insights into how ritual interactions function within religious communities and how these interactions shape spiritual understanding.

Key Features

Connects Habermas's theory of communicative action with Christian theology to provide a fresh framework for understanding religious ritual.

Offers a new theological method for accessing the ritual symbols through which faith is actively formed in believers.

Uses a metaphor of intersubjectivity to promote an interpretative rather than instrumental understanding of sacramentality and God.

Includes fieldwork studies covering both mainstream and marginal Christian Eucharists to ground philosophical theory in real-world practice.

Develops a rigorous conversation between modern social philosophy and traditional theological studies for academic research.

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Format
hardcover
Domain
Amazon UK
Release Date
28 May 2004
Listed Since
12 December 2006

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