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The Apostle Paul's conception of space in the emergence of the "new being" through baptism "in Christ" had an immense historical influence on diverse subsequent texts of the nascent New Testament. This approach - through phenomenological reasoning - can be a key to church room pedagogy, which has begun to be discovered in recent years, and to its interpretation in religious education and cultural studies. The volume examines the way in which the reformer Martin Luther also understood the Gospel phenomenologically in a spatial and corporeal sense and was able to use this as inspiration for…mehr

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The Apostle Paul's conception of space in the emergence of the "new being" through baptism "in Christ" had an immense historical influence on diverse subsequent texts of the nascent New Testament. This approach - through phenomenological reasoning - can be a key to church room pedagogy, which has begun to be discovered in recent years, and to its interpretation in religious education and cultural studies. The volume examines the way in which the reformer Martin Luther also understood the Gospel phenomenologically in a spatial and corporeal sense and was able to use this as inspiration for church buildings and their interior design (for example at the Lord's Supper). In preparation for the commemoration of the anniversary of the Reformation in 2017, this volume is an ecumenical contribution to the debate over the sacred "in Christ".

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Dr. Helmut Umbach, Dekan in der Evangelischen Kirche von Kurhessen-Waldeck und Professor im Fachbereich Geistes- und Kulturwissenschaften an der Universität Kassel, hat nach seinem Studium die verschiedensten wissenschaftlichen, pädagogischen und pastoralen Aufgaben wahrgenommen: Gemeindepfarrer in Bad Emstal, Studienleiter im Predigerseminar Hofgeismar und im Studienhaus der EKKW an der Georg-August-Universität Göttingen, jetzt Dekan im Kirchenkreis Fritzlar-Homberg, Vorsitzender des Kuratoriums des Evangelischen Forums Schwalm-Eder.