A theology of inclusive language and the use of inclusive language in the sacramentary prayers of the Roman rite

Joseph J Arackal

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A theology of inclusive language and the use of inclusive language in the sacramentary prayers of the Roman rite

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Joseph J Arackal. A Theology of Inclusive Language and the Use of Inclusive Language In the Sacramentary Prayers of the Roman Rite. United Theological Seminary of the Twin Cities. rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/1a2e3c96-f321-4576-a609-8fcf5847cdde.

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J. J. Arackal. A theology of inclusive language and the use of inclusive language in the sacramentary prayers of the Roman rite. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/1a2e3c96-f321-4576-a609-8fcf5847cdde

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Joseph J Arackal. A Theology of Inclusive Language and the Use of Inclusive Language In the Sacramentary Prayers of the Roman Rite. United Theological Seminary of the Twin Cities. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/1a2e3c96-f321-4576-a609-8fcf5847cdde.

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Joseph J Arackal

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Abstract

This project defends that inclusive language in worship is essential to nourish, strengthen, and express faith. The project provides guidelines for the translation or revision of existing worship materials into inclusive language at all levels in worship and explains the method of introduction of inclusive language into community worship. In addition the author also proposes a theology for inclusive language at all levels of worship with sufficient documentation to support this theology of inclusive language.

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