The Bible reveals that the goal of God’s saving acts is to establish a new society. The desire of His people for a new society is manifested through their meal practice. The meal has been recognized as a powerful language for the people not only in relation to one another, but also in relation to God. It suggests strong ethical implication as well.
This book discusses how the meal tradition in the particular context of Korea, abridged as Rice is Heaven, is to be reinterpreted in terms of main themes in the biblical meal tradition, summarized as God [Jesus] is Bread. This book also contributes some suggestions concerning theology and practice of the Lord’s Supper, which the Korean Church, as a particular church, should share with the universal church.
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The Author: Dong-sun Kim is Associate Professor of Christian Social Ethics and Missiology at Honam Theological University and Seminary (Kwangju, South Korea). He received his Ph.D. in Christian social ethics from New College, University of Edinburgh.
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Zustand: Wie Neu. Zustandsbeschreibung: Mängelexemplar/near mint. The Ethical Significance of the Lord's Supper in the Korean Context. This book discusses how the meal tradition in the particular context of Korea, abridged as Rice is Heaven, is to be reinterpreted in terms of main themes in the biblical meal tradition, summarized as God [Jesus] is Bread. This book also contributes some suggestions concerning theology and practice of the Lord?s Supper, which the Korean Church, as a particular church, should share with the universal church. VIII,264 Seiten, gebunden (Asian Thought and Culture; Vol. 49/Peter Lang Verlag 2001). Statt EUR 64,95. Gewicht: 511 g - Gebunden/Gebundene Ausgabe. Artikel-Nr. 91593
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