First Page
104
Last Page
105
Abstract
Dissertation Notice:
A brief history of ecclesiology is followed by an assessment of the embodied ecclesiology of selected theologians. The relationship among embodiment, liturgy, and christian formation is probed. Finally, principles are proposed that answer the question, “What would it mean for the church to be a disabled body?” The intention of these principles is to help churches disable those beliefs and practices that keep them from being the message of the kingdom of God and from embodying the new social reality of the gospel that challenges the values of other social bodies in the world.
Recommended Citation
Hale, Nancy Jill
(2016)
"Disabling the Body of Christ: Toward a Holistic Ecclesiology of Embodiment,"
Journal of Applied Christian Leadership:
Vol. 10:
No.
2, 104-105.
Available at:
https://digitalcommons.andrews.edu/jacl/vol10/iss2/19
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