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Book Review: Sacraments and Worship

Book Review: Sacraments and Worship ATR/97.1 Book Reviews 155 birds, and animals along a riverbank and at discovering the “grandeur” of a view of life that is dynamic rather than static, Johnson’s stance is most often one of profound wonder at the complexity, beauty, and mystery of creation and of its Creator. This wonder is opened to us by both science and theology. Johnson’s penetrating investigation of creation reads not only as a piece of deeply learned theology, but as an act of equally deep faith in and praise for the majestic God of love who is creation’s author. Scott MacDougall Fordham University New York City, New York Sacraments and Worship. Edited by Maxwell E. Johnson. The Sources of Christian Theology. Louisville, Ky.: Westminster John Knox Press, 2012. xvii + 422 pp. $40.00 (paper). More than thirty years ago James F. White published one of his more enduring contributions to liturgical formation in North American and be- yond: Introduction to Christian Worship (Abingdon Press, 1980). The third revised and expanded edition appeared in 2000 and, more than a decade later, still wears well as a foundational resource for students, faculty, and lay and ordained leaders of worship. In 1992 White published a supplementary volume http://www.deepdyve.com/assets/images/DeepDyve-Logo-lg.png Anglican Theological Review SAGE

Book Review: Sacraments and Worship

Leggett, Richard Geoffrey
Anglican Theological Review , Volume 97 (1): 1 – Aug 16, 2021
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ATR/97.1 Book Reviews 155 birds, and animals along a riverbank and at discovering the “grandeur” of a view of life that is dynamic rather than static, Johnson’s stance is most often one of profound wonder at the complexity, beauty, and mystery of creation and of its Creator. This wonder is opened to us by both science and theology. Johnson’s penetrating investigation of creation reads not only as a piece of deeply learned theology, but as an act of equally deep faith in and praise for the majestic God of love who is creation’s author. Scott MacDougall Fordham University New York City, New York Sacraments and Worship. Edited by Maxwell E. Johnson. The Sources of Christian Theology. Louisville, Ky.: Westminster John Knox Press, 2012. xvii + 422 pp. $40.00 (paper). More than thirty years ago James F. White published one of his more enduring contributions to liturgical formation in North American and be- yond: Introduction to Christian Worship (Abingdon Press, 1980). The third revised and expanded edition appeared in 2000 and, more than a decade later, still wears well as a foundational resource for students, faculty, and lay and ordained leaders of worship. In 1992 White published a supplementary volume

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