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Aligning mind and heart : leadership and organization dynamics for advancing K-12 education / Chris Heasley, Robert Palestini.

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Book
Author/Creator:
Heasley, Chris, 1977- author.
Palestini, Robert H., author.
Contributor:
Bloomsbury (Firm), publisher.
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Educational leadership.
Educational planning.
School management and organization.
Physical Description:
1 online resource (435 pages)
Distribution:
New York : Bloomsbury Publishing(US), 2022.
Place of Publication:
Lanham, Maryland : Rowman & Littlefield, 2022.
Summary:
This book is a go-to guide for school leadership.
Contents:
Cover
Half Title
Series Page
Title Page
Copyright Page
Dedication
Contents
List of Tables
Preface and Acknowledgments
Note
Timeline of Significant Dates
Introduction
Liturgy in Context
Revising the Prayer Book
Notes
Bibliography
Part I: Historical Investigations
Chapter 1: Early Foundations of Anglican Ecclesiology and Sacramental Theology
Essential Augustinian Themes
Augustinian Eucharistic Theology
The Bishop of Hippo and Liturgical Revision
Chapter 2: "Sacrifices of Laud, Praise, and Thanksgiving": The Eucharist in Classical Anglican Formularies
Methodological Problems
Edwardian Continuities
Edwardian Developments
Elizabethan Developments
Developments, I: Canonical Convergence
Developments, II: Devotion
Concluding Theological Reflection
Chapter 3: Thomas Rattray (1684-1743): Divinization as the Foundational Doctrine for Sacramental Theology
Historical Context
State of the Scottish Liturgy at the Time of Rattray
Assumptions and Presuppositions
Covenantal Theology Mediated through the Divinizing Sacraments
Transmission of Rattray's Work to the American Episcopal Church
Implications for Prayer Book Revision
Chapter 4: Benjamin Hoadly (1676-1761): Subverting the Sacramental Test
Hoadly's Political Context
The Protestant Constitution
The Hanoverian Succession
Hoadly Enters the Fray
Toleration
Royal Favor
The Church of Christ: The Bangorian Sermon
The Sacramental Test
The Lord's Supper
Reaction
Reception and Conclusion
Suggested Reading
Chapter 5: Samuel Seabury's (1729-1796) Eucharistic Ecclesiology: Ecclesial Implications of a Sacrificial Eucharist
Episcopacy in America
The Scottish Episcopal Church.
Seabury's Episcopate
A Sacrificial Eucharist
Eucharist Makes the Church
Eucharist Sanctifies the Church
Eucharist Orders the Church
Eucharist and Church in the Economy of Salvation
Seabury and Oxford
Conclusion
Chapter 6: John Henry Hobart (1775-1830): Evangelical Truth and Apostolic Order
Defining a Space
Early Life
Devotional Literature
Controversial Literature
Essays on Episcopacy
Apology for Apostolic Order and Its Advocates
Bishop Hobart
The Covenant of Grace
Chapter 7: Robert Isaac Wilberforce (1802-1857): Constituting a Mediatorial Church
Wilberforce and the Oxford Movement
The Hampden Consecration
The Gorham Decision
The Practical Effect of the Gorham Decision
The Doctrine of the Incarnation: The Foundation of a Mediatorial Church
The Doctrine of Holy Baptism
The Fallout of the Gorham Decision
The Doctrine of the Holy Eucharist
Church Authority and Conversion
Chapter 8: F. D. Maurice (1805-1872) and His Followers: An Emerging Vision of the Eucharist and Christian Socialism
Maurice's Lex Credendi: Christ's Universal Headship
Maurice's Theological Masterpiece: The Kingdom of Christ
Maurice's Doctrine of Sacrifice and Atonement
Maurice's Lex Orandi: The Eucharist
Maurice's Lex Vivendi: Christian Socialism
Maurice's English Legacy: The Rise of Social Sacramentalism
Maurice's American Legacy: Moving to Sacramental Socialism
Some Concluding Thoughts
Bibliogaphy
Chapter 9: Charles Gore (1853-1932): The Eucharist and Prophetic Mission
Gore's Historical Context: The Centrality of Lex Vivendi
Gore's Life and Career
Lex Orandi: Gore's Understanding of the Eucharist
Conclusion: Gore's Enduring Contribution
Notes.
Bibliography
Part II: Examining Prayer book Revisions Using Lex Orandi, Lex Credendi, and Lex Vivendi
Chapter 10: Liturgical Revision, Past and Future
The Historical Investigations
Latin and English Beginnings of Eucharistic Theology
Eucharistic Sacrifice, Ecclesiology, and Soteriology
The Eucharistic Sacrifice as the Foundation for Christian Life
Contextualization of the Great Tradition through the Liturgy
Liturgy (Oranda) Forms Culture
Oranda Is a Means of Passing on the Historically-Rooted Credenda of the Great Tradition
Liturgical Changes as Responses to Forces Operating on a Culture
Additional Questions for Consideration
Naming Our Need in Context
Liturgical Revision for the Future
Whither Revision? Introduction to Part II
Doctrines of Atonement and Sacrifice in the American Prayer Book
Anglican and Ecumenical Revisions
The Filioque: A Test Case
Epilogue
Chapter 11: Theories of Atonement and Sacrifice in Episcopal Eucharistic Prayers
A Survey of Issues in Theories of Atonement and Sacrifice
Gustaf Aulén
Christus Victor
Christ's Sacrifice
Prayer Book Revision
Limited Atonement?
Atonement and Sacrifice in the Eucharistic Prayers
Which Atonement Metaphor?
Rite One
Rite Two
The Sacrifice of the Church
Enriching Our Worship
Conclusions
Chapter 12: Contemporary Eucharistic Texts of Our Anglican and Ecumenical Partners
Theological Considerations
Liturgies to Be Examined
The Presentation of the Gifts
Thanksgiving, Anamnesis, Oblation and Memorial Acclamation
The Epiclesis with Supplications for the Assembly and the Mission of the Church, Concluding Doxology and Amen
Theological Themes
1. The Doctrine of the Trinity
2. Thanksgiving and Blessing
3. Christ's Presence in the Eucharist.
4. Sacrifice
5. Memorial: Memory, Time, and Redemption.
6. Creation, Recreation, and Eschatology.
Chapter 13: The Filioque: A Test Case
Issues in Revision
Lex Orandi
Lex Credendi
Lex Vivendi
A Final Word
Glossary
Sources
Index
About the Contributors.
Notes:
Includes bibliographical references.
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ISBN:
979-82-16-40667-9
1-4758-6142-7
OCLC:
1263246214

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