Phenomenology of the Eucharist: A Reflection on Traditioning
Kevin James Connors
&lt;p&gt;This thesis is an enquiry into how relationship differs from identity. It studies the senses of and identity in history Eucharist. The aim to describe are expressed Eucharist, and, by extension, traditions generally. reflects on Hebrew Greek scriptures, historical celebrations Latin metaphysics, medieval mysticism phenomenology. In Scripture, a sense infinite loveableness can be discerned expression "yahid". First century Christianity applied this particular "yahid" Jesus influenced way sacraments initiation were celebrated. Accordingly, Eucharist emerged through scripture traditioning as sign loveableness. eucharistic produces which alters Christian disciple's This alteration becomes actualised expressions hospitality relational traditioning. Through reflecting dynamics general phenomenology tradition begins emerge. study was motivated author‘s belief that theory has not been written. By describing significance traditional (the Eucharist), contribution may have made two fields: tradition.&lt;/p&gt;
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