The reformed lectionary in a local church: evaluating its use

Larry Allen Sansoucie

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The reformed lectionary in a local church: evaluating its use

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Larry Allen Sansoucie. The Reformed Lectionary In a Local Church: Evaluating Its Use. Christian Theological Seminary. rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/f360c3ee-7a72-49d8-ad03-9c34a6520016?locale=it.

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L. A. Sansoucie. The reformed lectionary in a local church: evaluating its use. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/f360c3ee-7a72-49d8-ad03-9c34a6520016?locale=it

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Larry Allen Sansoucie. The Reformed Lectionary In a Local Church: Evaluating Its Use. Christian Theological Seminary. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/f360c3ee-7a72-49d8-ad03-9c34a6520016?locale=it.

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Larry Allen Sansoucie

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In this research the author evaluates the use of the ecumenical lectionary within his church. Using a phenomenological approach, he compares and contrasts his lectionary usage within this church to both his own formulations upon proper lectionary usage and systematic usage of the Bible in worship in the early Lutheran, Reformed, and Anglican traditions. As a theoretical base the author assumes a 'subjectivity of knowing' foundation. Based upon this foundation, the author devises a method of analysis employing an 'integrative matrix', consisting of 'perceiving', 'describing', 'conceiving', and 'communicating'. Appreciating a lectionary implies appreciating the lections' temporal and per-Sunday interrelationships.

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