Breaking Bread: The Emergence Of Eucharist And Agape In Early Christian Communities

Breaking Bread: The Emergence Of Eucharist And Agape In Early Christian Communities

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Whats The Difference Between Eucharist And Agape? And How Did Each Come To Be?The Liturgies Of Early Christians Are Often Obscure And Variegated In The Historical Record. This Is Especially True Of The Eucharist, Where The Basic Practice Of Communal Eating Is Difficult To Disentangle From Other Contemporary Meals, Whether Grecoroman Or Jewish Practicesor The Illdefined Agape Meal.In Breaking Bread, Alistair C. Stewart Cuts Through Scholarly Confusion About Early Christian Eating. Stewart Pinpoints The Split In Agape And Eucharist To The Shift In Celebrating The Eucharist On Sunday Morning, Leading To The Inception Of Agape As An Evening Meal. The Former Sought Divine Union, The Latter, Communal Harmony. In The Final Chapter He Explores A Breadth Of Syriac, Greek, And Latin Primary Sources On A Variety Of Local Eucharistic Traditions, Tracing Their Development Into The Familiar Prayers And Distribution Of Token Amounts Of Bread And Wine, Which Emerged In The Third Century.Nuanced And Wellresearched, Breaking Bread Clarifies The Development Of The Blessed Sacrament And Its Lesserknown Counterpart. Theologians And Historians Of Early Christianity Will Find Stewarts Work Foundational In Approaching A Topic Of Enduring Scholarly Interest But Elusive Consensus.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • Q: What is the main topic of 'Breaking Bread' by Alistair C. Stewart? A: 'Breaking Bread' explores the differences and historical development of the eucharist and agape in early Christian communities, highlighting how these practices evolved over time.
  • Q: Who is the author of 'Breaking Bread'? A: The author of 'Breaking Bread' is Alistair C. Stewart, a scholar specializing in early Christian liturgies.
  • Q: What is the publication date of 'Breaking Bread'? A: 'Breaking Bread' was published on June 27, 2023.
  • Q: How many pages does 'Breaking Bread' have? A: 'Breaking Bread' contains 428 pages.
  • Q: What binding type does 'Breaking Bread' have? A: 'Breaking Bread' is available in hardcover binding.
  • Q: What themes are discussed in 'Breaking Bread'? A: 'Breaking Bread' discusses themes of communal eating, divine union, and the historical context of eucharistic practices in early Christianity.
  • Q: Is 'Breaking Bread' suitable for academic study? A: Yes, 'Breaking Bread' is well-researched and provides foundational insights that will be valuable for theologians and historians studying early Christianity.
  • Q: What are eucharist and agape in the context of early Christian practices? A: Eucharist refers to the Christian sacrament commemorating the Last Supper, while agape refers to a communal meal that emphasized fellowship among early Christians.
  • Q: Does 'Breaking Bread' include primary sources for further reading? A: Yes, the book explores various primary sources in Syriac, Greek, and Latin relating to local eucharistic traditions.
  • Q: What makes 'Breaking Bread' a significant read for those interested in early Christian history? A: 'Breaking Bread' clarifies complex historical developments of the eucharist and agape, offering clear insights into their significance within early Christian communities.