Sentences with phrase «sacramental existence»

by Maurice S. Friedman, p. 161 f.; Israel and the World, «The Faith of Judaism,» pp. 21 - 24; Hasidism, «Spirit and Body of the Hasidic Movement,» p. 79, «Symbolical and Sacramental Existence in Judaism,» p. 142 f. Cf. Moses, p. 22 f. for Buber's contrast between «technical magic» and «magic of spontaneity.»)

Sacramental existence, like dialogical existence in general, involves a meeting with the other in which the eternal Thou manifests itself.

(Hasidism, «Symbolical and Sacramental Existence,» p. 144.)

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The linchpin of Pannenberg's proposal for an ecumenical sacramental spirituality lies in baptism, for in this rite the believer's identity and existence extra se in Christ are signified and grounded.

The existence of religious health resorts since antiquity, the expulsion of «evil spirits» in the Gospel, sacramental prayer over the sick — those practices signify far more than a surpassed stage in the history of medicine.

This does not present us with facts of the past in their bare actuality, nor does it lead to encounter with human existence and its interpretation, but, as a sacramental event, it re-presents the events of the past in such a way that it renews them, and thus becomes a personal encounter for me.

Our new Pope discloses that faith arises from a personal encounter with God's Word that infuses a person's existence with new meaning — but that this encounter is possible only within the faith community, in which are rendered accessible the sacred Scriptures, sacramental grace, fraternity and service to the Lord in others.

Without a sacramental component, religion — or religious hope — can easily take flight from our earthiness and from the reality of bodily existence.