The Sacramental Vision of Edward Bouverie Pusey: T&T Clark Studies in English Theology
Autor Revd Tobias A. Karlowiczen Limba Engleză Paperback – 17 mai 2023
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9780567701688
ISBN-10: 0567701689
Pagini: 232
Dimensiuni: 156 x 234 x 25 mm
Greutate: 0.33 kg
Editura: Bloomsbury Publishing
Colecția T&T Clark
Seria T&T Clark Studies in English Theology
Locul publicării:London, United Kingdom
ISBN-10: 0567701689
Pagini: 232
Dimensiuni: 156 x 234 x 25 mm
Greutate: 0.33 kg
Editura: Bloomsbury Publishing
Colecția T&T Clark
Seria T&T Clark Studies in English Theology
Locul publicării:London, United Kingdom
Caracteristici
Positions Pusey as a conversation partner in current discussions around the integration of Christian doctrine and practice, participation, and the linguistic character of theology
Notă biografică
Tobias A. Karlowicz is an Anglican Priest who has served several parishes in central Illinois, USA. He holds a PhD from the University of St Andrews, UK.
Cuprins
Introduction: Perspectives on PuseyChapter 1Pusey ReinterpretedChapter 2Patristic Hermeneutics and the Sacramental VisionChapter 3Baptism and Union with ChristChapter 4Communion and the Real PresenceChapter 5Sacrifice and the AtonementChapter 6Sacrifice and the SacramentsConclusion: Reclaiming Pusey for TheologyBibliographyIndex
Recenzii
Karlowicz's work is a fascinating reappraisal of Pusey's theology and its legacy ... [the] book is a commendable achievement.
[A] really excellent book.
A comprehensive introduction to Edward Bouverie Pusey's theology at last! Toby Karlowicz's sympathetic and thorough treatment reconfigures our reception of the great 19th-century high churchman. Future scholarship will have to reckon with the deep impact of Pusey's sacramental view of reality on the Oxford Movement. The Sacramental Vision of Edward Bouverie Pusey demonstrates that Pusey's insight in patristic exegesis shaped his views on creation, on union with Christ, and on the sacraments of Baptism and Eucharist. Karlowicz makes a compelling case for reclaiming Pusey's sacramental vision today.
It is to be hoped that this utterly fascinating book will be widely read and reflected upon in the church and indeed more widely. . A deeply necessary reminder that the church flourishes only in the context of careful and meticulously reflected-upon theology, which is then put into practice in its devotional and pastoral life.
Often vilified in his lifetime and misunderstood or ignored in modern scholarship, Pusey is now vindicated in this distinguished revisionist study. In place of the morbid reactionary of caricature, we discover a profoundly devout, massively learned and consistently irenic theologian, offering a grace-filled understanding of Scripture, the sacraments and the natural world.
Of the three leaders of the Oxford Movement (Keble, Newman and Pusey) which eventually lead to a more Catholic version of Anglicanism, Pusey is by far the most neglected. Although hugely influential in his own day (he died in 1882), his reputation went into steep decline over the course of the twentieth century. In large part this was due to the difficulty of accessing his thought, developed largely as it was in occasional pieces such as sermons or in response to controversies of the time. In this scholarly and carefully argued book, Toby Karlowicz identifies certain underlying principles in Pusey's thought which offer an alternative to rationalism in a symbolic reading of scripture and sacramental understanding of Christian discipleship. Although these ideas were firmly rooted in Pusey's profound knowledge of early Christianity, Karlowicz brilliantly demonstrates the relevance of such ideas not only to Pusey's own day but also, perhaps more importantly, to contemporary theological debate.
In this original and nuanced theological study, Karlowicz overturns the caricature image of Pusey the grim ascetic. He persuasively challenges the view that Pusey retreated from an early liberalism into reactionary clerical obscurantism. He develops the contrary view, adopted by some current scholars, of an essential underlying continuity in Pusey's thought. He reveals a Pusey fired by a sacramental vision of union with Christ, rooted in the Fathers and with striking affinities to 20th century French nouvelle theologie and early 21st century Radical Orthodoxy.
[A] really excellent book.
A comprehensive introduction to Edward Bouverie Pusey's theology at last! Toby Karlowicz's sympathetic and thorough treatment reconfigures our reception of the great 19th-century high churchman. Future scholarship will have to reckon with the deep impact of Pusey's sacramental view of reality on the Oxford Movement. The Sacramental Vision of Edward Bouverie Pusey demonstrates that Pusey's insight in patristic exegesis shaped his views on creation, on union with Christ, and on the sacraments of Baptism and Eucharist. Karlowicz makes a compelling case for reclaiming Pusey's sacramental vision today.
It is to be hoped that this utterly fascinating book will be widely read and reflected upon in the church and indeed more widely. . A deeply necessary reminder that the church flourishes only in the context of careful and meticulously reflected-upon theology, which is then put into practice in its devotional and pastoral life.
Often vilified in his lifetime and misunderstood or ignored in modern scholarship, Pusey is now vindicated in this distinguished revisionist study. In place of the morbid reactionary of caricature, we discover a profoundly devout, massively learned and consistently irenic theologian, offering a grace-filled understanding of Scripture, the sacraments and the natural world.
Of the three leaders of the Oxford Movement (Keble, Newman and Pusey) which eventually lead to a more Catholic version of Anglicanism, Pusey is by far the most neglected. Although hugely influential in his own day (he died in 1882), his reputation went into steep decline over the course of the twentieth century. In large part this was due to the difficulty of accessing his thought, developed largely as it was in occasional pieces such as sermons or in response to controversies of the time. In this scholarly and carefully argued book, Toby Karlowicz identifies certain underlying principles in Pusey's thought which offer an alternative to rationalism in a symbolic reading of scripture and sacramental understanding of Christian discipleship. Although these ideas were firmly rooted in Pusey's profound knowledge of early Christianity, Karlowicz brilliantly demonstrates the relevance of such ideas not only to Pusey's own day but also, perhaps more importantly, to contemporary theological debate.
In this original and nuanced theological study, Karlowicz overturns the caricature image of Pusey the grim ascetic. He persuasively challenges the view that Pusey retreated from an early liberalism into reactionary clerical obscurantism. He develops the contrary view, adopted by some current scholars, of an essential underlying continuity in Pusey's thought. He reveals a Pusey fired by a sacramental vision of union with Christ, rooted in the Fathers and with striking affinities to 20th century French nouvelle theologie and early 21st century Radical Orthodoxy.