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Foreword | |
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To Unveil Sacrifice | |
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The Many Meanings of Sacrifice | |
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Secular meaning | |
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General religious meaning | |
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Sacrifice in the Hebrew scriptures | |
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General Christian meaning | |
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Specifically Catholic understanding | |
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Authentic Christian sacrifice | |
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A Trinitarian View of Sacrifice | |
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The self-offering of the Father | |
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The self-offering 'response' of the Son | |
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The self-offering of believers | |
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The Sacrifice of the Mass | |
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Who is doing what? | |
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Who is saying what? | |
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What is taking place? | |
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Conclusion | |
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The Origins and Early Development of the Idea of Christian Sacrifice | |
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Sacrifice in the Ancient World and in the Hebrew Scriptures | |
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Sacrifice in the Ancient World | |
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General Theory of Sacrifice | |
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Sacrifice in the Hebrew Scriptures | |
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The problem and the method | |
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The Sources of the Pentateuch and Source Criticism of the Hebrew Bible | |
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The burnt offering and the divine acceptance of sacrifice | |
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The divine acceptance of sacrifice | |
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The Prophetic Critique of Sacrifice | |
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Sin offering and atonement | |
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The process of atonement | |
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The sin offering | |
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Sacrificial blood | |
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Leviticus 17.11 and the significance of sacrificial blood | |
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Passover | |
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Vicarious suffering and death | |
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Martyrdom | |
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From the Old Testament to the New | |
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The Septuagint | |
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Covenant sacrifice | |
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The passover | |
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The blood of circumcision | |
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Qumran: The community as temple | |
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The Akedah (sacrifice of Isaac) | |
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Clear references to the Akedah in the New Testament | |
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Probable references to the Akedah in the New Testament | |
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Possible references to the Akedah in the New Testament | |
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The Akedah: A full expression of Jewish sacrificial soteriology | |
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Conclusion | |
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Sacrifice in the New Testament | |
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The Synoptic Gospels | |
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The Acts of the Apostles | |
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The Pauline Theology of Sacrifice | |
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The sacrifice of Christ | |
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Christians as the new temple | |
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Sacrifice of (i.e. by) the Christians | |
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The Temple as Community in Qumran and the New Testament | |
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The Epistle to the Hebrews | |
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The sacrifice of Christ the high priest | |
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The sacrifice of/by the Christian | |
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The Gospel and First Letter of John | |
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Temple themes | |
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Sacrificial self-giving | |
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Sin offering and atonement themes | |
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The History-of-Religions Context of 'Worship in Spirit and in Truth' | |
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The Book of Revelation | |
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The throne of God | |
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The lamb | |
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The incense offering | |
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Summary of New Testament Teaching on Christian Sacrifice | |
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Spiritualization and Institutionalization | |
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Spiritualization in the early Church | |
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Institutionalization in the early Church | |
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Sacrifice in the Fathers of the Church | |
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The Early Writings | |
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The Apologists: Justin and Athenagoras | |
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Irenaeus of Lyons | |
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Hippolytus of Rome | |
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The Early Treatises on the Passover | |
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The Second-Century Acts of the Martyrs | |
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The Alexandrian Tradition I: The Antecedents: Philo and Barnabas | |
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Philo of Alexandria | |
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Epistle of Barnabas | |
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The Alexandrian Tradition II: Christianity Coming of Age: Clement and Origen | |
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Clement of Alexandria | |
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Origen: Christian life as sacrifice | |
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Augustine of Hippo | |
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Sacrifice of Christ | |
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Temple themes | |
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Sacrifice by Christians | |
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Conclusion | |
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Conclusion | |
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Atonement and Sacrifice: The Distorting Veils | |
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Paul and Problems with Sacrificial Atonement | |
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Problems | |
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Incarnation and atonement theories | |
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Metaphor and doctrine | |
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Trinitarian Theology | |
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Divine violence | |
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Sacrifice and cult | |
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Legal and judicial thinking | |
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Provisional conclusions | |
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Anselm, Abelard, Aquinas, and Julian of Norwich | |
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Anselm of Canterbury (ca. 1033-1109) | |
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Peter Abelard (1079-1142/3) | |
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Thomas Aquinas (ca. 1225-74) | |
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Julian of Norwich (ca. 1342-after 1416) | |
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The Sacrifice of the Mass | |
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ICEL's EP I translation/adaptation of the Canon Missae | |
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The third anaphora of St. Peter (Sharar) | |
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Commentary on Sharar | |
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Sharar and the Maronite Rite | |
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Conclusion of commentary on Sharar | |
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The prayers of Sarapion | |
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Provisional summary conclusions, with schematic table | |
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Sacrifice and the Reformation | |
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Background medieval problems | |
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Sacrifice and atonement | |
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Loss of contact with the Bible | |
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Loss of contact with the tradition | |
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Lack of a sense of the 'Shape of the Liturgy' | |
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The private Mass | |
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Emphasizing the Christological to the detriment of the ecclesiological | |
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The limitations of a schoolbook theology | |
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Catholic abuses | |
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The reaction of the Reformers | |
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The Catholic reaction against the Protestant reaction | |
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Eucharistic sacrifice and the 'destruction of a victim' | |
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Modern average Catholic theology of the Eucharist | |
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The sixteenth-century antecedents | |
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Theory I | |
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Theory II | |
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Theory III | |
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Theory IV | |
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Bellarmine and the 'modern average Catholic theology of the Eucharist' | |
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From the Aftermath of the Reformation to the Present | |
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Post-Reformation and Modernity: Two Contrasting Poles | |
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Sacrifice among the Writers of Late (Post-Enlightenment) Modernity | |
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Sacrifice in secular modernity | |
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The Christian scene | |
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Distorting mirrors | |
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Comment on the distortions | |
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Moment-of-Consecration Theology | |
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Mass-Stipend Theology: Theology in Transition | |
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Liturgical Renewal and Ecumenism | |
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The Monasteries | |
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Mystery Theology | |
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Odo Casel and mystery theology | |
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Liturgical Conferences, Institutes, Academies, and Societies | |
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A High Point of Restorationism: The New Worship Books | |
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The Constitution on the Sacred Liturgy of Vatican II | |
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Liturgical Work in an Ecumenical Context | |
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Sacrifice and Girardian Mimetic Theory: The End of Sacrifice? | |
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General Introduction to Girardian Mimetic Theory | |
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Grand Narratives in a Postmodern Age | |
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Desire | |
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Original Sin as Disordered Desire | |
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Original Sin: A Scientific View | |
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Rene Girard as Christian Theorist | |
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A Phenomenology of Redemption: Imitate the Desire of Jesus | |
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A Post-Scientific Epilogue | |
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Unveiling Sacrifice: A Journey of Discovery | |
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Beginnings | |
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Early Work on Christian Sacrifice | |
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Christian Sacrifice: Liturgical and Phenomenological | |
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The Trinitarian Insight | |
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The Final Turning | |
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The Journey Ahead | |
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Biblical Index | |
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Subject Index | |
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Index of Names | |