Zelt und Wolke: Ratzinger und der Geist der Liturgie Von Eckhard Nordhofen COMMUNIO 50 (2021) 503-512, Thema, Lesedauer: ca. 15 Minuten / 0 Kommentare Abstract / DOI Cloud and Tent. Ratzinger and the Spirit of Liturgy. The business of secular religious studies consist mainly in the comparison of cult and rites. This is obvious, because from the observers point of view they look indeed so similar. This leads to relativism. But if one accepts the participant perspective (Paul Feyerabend) relativism cannot provide a satisfactory answer. In a life under the dictum of singularity, therefore the uncomparable becomes the most valuable good. Joseph Ratzinger/Bendedict XVI. never hesitated to speak of a singular truth which is like a shining star. It lightens up and shows the direction, even if you cannot set your foot on it. It is the moment of witholding, that makes biblical monotheism unique. In his numerous contributions to this subject, Ratzinger never tires of pointing out, that liturgy cannot be made, because it is a gift of God, not even by the designers at the desks of liturgical science. What matters is not the staging of a communal experience, but that those celebrating place themselves together before God and his mystery. Diesen Artikel jetzt lesen! Im Abo Ihr Plus: Zugriff auch auf alle anderen Artikel im Abo-Bereich 1 Heft + 1 Heft digital 0,00 € danach 71,40 € für 6 Ausgaben pro Jahr + Digitalzugang inkl. MwSt., zzgl. 6,60 € Versand (D) 1 Heft digital 0,00 € danach 57,00 € für 6 Ausgaben pro Jahr im Digitalzugang inkl. MwSt., Im Abo Im Digital-Abo Abo testen Digital-Abo testen Sie haben ein Abonnement? Anmelden Teilen Teilen Whatsapp Mailen Überschrift Artikel-Infos Autor Eckhard Nordhofen Eckhard Nordhofen, Dr. phil., geboren 1945, Publizist, Autor, lehrte als Honorarprofessor für theologische Ästhetik und Bildtheologie an der Universität Gießen; war Leiter der Zentralstelle Bildung für die Deutsche Bischofskonferenz und Bildungsdezernent im Bistum Limburg, lebt im Main-Kinzig-Kreis.
Abstract / DOI Cloud and Tent. Ratzinger and the Spirit of Liturgy. The business of secular religious studies consist mainly in the comparison of cult and rites. This is obvious, because from the observers point of view they look indeed so similar. This leads to relativism. But if one accepts the participant perspective (Paul Feyerabend) relativism cannot provide a satisfactory answer. In a life under the dictum of singularity, therefore the uncomparable becomes the most valuable good. Joseph Ratzinger/Bendedict XVI. never hesitated to speak of a singular truth which is like a shining star. It lightens up and shows the direction, even if you cannot set your foot on it. It is the moment of witholding, that makes biblical monotheism unique. In his numerous contributions to this subject, Ratzinger never tires of pointing out, that liturgy cannot be made, because it is a gift of God, not even by the designers at the desks of liturgical science. What matters is not the staging of a communal experience, but that those celebrating place themselves together before God and his mystery.
Eckhard Nordhofen Eckhard Nordhofen, Dr. phil., geboren 1945, Publizist, Autor, lehrte als Honorarprofessor für theologische Ästhetik und Bildtheologie an der Universität Gießen; war Leiter der Zentralstelle Bildung für die Deutsche Bischofskonferenz und Bildungsdezernent im Bistum Limburg, lebt im Main-Kinzig-Kreis.