Dialogue amidst difference in Anglican eucharistic theology: a Habermasian breakthrough

Title: Dialogue amidst difference in Anglican eucharistic theology: a Habermasian breakthrough
Creator: Lovat, Terence; Douglas, Brian
Relation: Australian Ejournal of Theology Issue 9
Relation: http://dlibrary.acu.edu.au/research/theology/ejournal/aejt_9/lovat.htm
Publisher: Australian Catholic University, School of Theology
Resource Type: journal article
Date: 2007
Description: The work and insights of the contemporary critical theorist, Jurgen Habermas, have been applied to fields as diverse as religious education (Groome, 1980), ethics (Lovat, 2004) and theology (Adams, 2006; Douglas, 2006). Apart from its many other utilities, Habermas’s work assists in responding to issues of difference between members of the purportedly same tradition and provides a modus operandi for modern people to participate in dialogue where there are rival views and dissonant voices (Adams, 2006: 1). In this paper, Habermas’s insights are applied to theological debate specifically around Anglican eucharistic theology in order to facilitate a dialogue approach within the Anglican tradition, and potentially more broadly within and among the theologies of different religious traditions.
Subject: Jurgen Habermas; eucharistic theology; Anglican tradition
Identifier: http://hdl.handle.net/1959.13/34196
Identifier: uon:3515
Identifier: ISSN:1448-6326
Language: eng
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