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Seeks to understand the prevailing conception of government in the light of an important transformation in the idea of politics brought about by Christianity.

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"Heron's book offers a magisterial reconstruction of the Christian idea of government. Liturgical Power makes a crucially important intervention into the emerging field of political theology." -- --Miguel Vatter University of New South Wales "Liturgical Power makes a significant contribution to liturgical studies through its ability to illuminate Agamben's significant work on the subject in his more recent writings. The book demonstrates first-rate scholarship in that it takes up a significant philological discussion that is pursued across centuries and various sources." -- --Colby Dickinson Loyola University Chicago

Table of Contents

Introduction
1. The Economic God
2. Liturgical Power
3. The Practice of Hierarchy
4. Instrumental Cause
5. Anthropology of Office
Conclusion
Bibliography

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      Publisher: Fordham University Press
      Publication Date: 28/11/2017
      ISBN13: 9780823278695, 978-0823278695
      ISBN10: 0823278697
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      Description

      Book Synopsis
      Seeks to understand the prevailing conception of government in the light of an important transformation in the idea of politics brought about by Christianity.

      Trade Review
      "Heron's book offers a magisterial reconstruction of the Christian idea of government. Liturgical Power makes a crucially important intervention into the emerging field of political theology." -- --Miguel Vatter University of New South Wales "Liturgical Power makes a significant contribution to liturgical studies through its ability to illuminate Agamben's significant work on the subject in his more recent writings. The book demonstrates first-rate scholarship in that it takes up a significant philological discussion that is pursued across centuries and various sources." -- --Colby Dickinson Loyola University Chicago

      Table of Contents

      Introduction
      1. The Economic God
      2. Liturgical Power
      3. The Practice of Hierarchy
      4. Instrumental Cause
      5. Anthropology of Office
      Conclusion
      Bibliography

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