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Worship and the New Cosmology

Name: Worship and the New Cosmology
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Author: Catherine, Rshm, Phd Vincie
ISBN: 9780814682722

Liturgical and Theological Challenges

by Catherine, Rshm, Phd Vincie

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136 pages
Publisher: Liturgical Press
15.2 x 22.9 x 0.6 cm

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For Christians interested in science and theology

Addresses challenges of faith in light of new discoveries

You will deepen your understanding of worship and science

This book explores the intersection of worship and modern science.

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What is the Christian response to developments in the hard sciences? What do discoveries at the macro and micro levels have to say about Christian theology, about a theology of God, Christology, pneumatology, and creation? How do the developments in systematic theology that do take the advances in cosmology and the New Sciences seriously come to bear on our worship life?These are the questions that are addressed in this text. It is an initial effort to bring cosmology and the New Sciences into dialogue with developments in systematic and sacramental theology. This book also suggests some ways in which these developments might appear in our worship. Overall, the author is concerned to reduce the cognitive dissonance between our scientifically informed everyday lives and our life of faith.