In spirit and in truth
Subtitle: philosophical reflections on liturgy and worship
By: Wm. Curtis Holtzen & Matthew Nelson Hill, editors
Series: Claremont studies in Methodism & Wesleyanism -- 1; Claremont studies in Methodism & Wesleyanism -- 1.
Publisher: Claremont School of Theology Press
Published: 2016
Place of publication: Claremont, CA
Language: eng
Number of pages: 234
ISBN-13: 9780692774830
Subjects: Philosophical theology; Liturgics; Christian philosophy; Philosophy and religion; Worship
Notes: Most of the essays were written for the 14th annual Wesleyan Philosophical Society meeting.--Preface.

Includes bibliographical references (pages 207-220) and indexes.
Table of contents: title: Liturgical repetition and reenactment  -- Nicholas Wolterstorff; title: The role of phenomenological description in investigating language  -- Joshua Kira; title: The Eucharist as linguistic iconic bodily encounter  -- Brent Peterson; title: After fire, words : Lévinas and the first order of language  -- Eric Severson; title: Gadamer's hermeneutic of trust : ontological and reflective  -- William Curtis Holtzen, -- Matthew Nelson Hill; title: Legitimating our lives before God  -- Amanda DiMiele; title: Worship as compatible with both proper human autonomy and relational autonomy  -- Joyce Ann Konigsburg; title: Four on the floor  -- John Brittingham; title: Beyond syncreticism  -- Rustin Brian; title: Divine retribution in evolutionary perspective -- Isaac Wiegman.