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Sacramental Commons: Christian Ecological Ethics.
Sacramental wine ads, Cornellinan correspondence, prohibition menu.
Sacramental wine was permitted, allowing fake clergymen to lead bogus congregants in nonreligious romps.
Several other states grant special treatment to sacramental equipment and supplies, and to materials a private contractor buys for use on many religious construction projects.
This sacramental projection in no way denigrates the material world, as critics of religious faith insist.
Most of these groups had regular meetings for a communal meal that served the dual role of sacramental participation (referring to the use of material elements believed to convey spiritual benefits among the members and with their deity) and the social function of fellowship; i.e., the security of membership in a group and a shared sense of identity.
The active material relationship between words and the world that these critics describe in Native American linguistic practices is implicit in the Christian sacraments, but Erdrich takes that sacramental power even further when Agnes performs her first ritual as a priest.
Only the major orders are held to be sacramental, but they are regarded as one sacrament within which a tripartite hierarchy of sacramental effects is administered separately.
The entire universe, therefore, can be said to have a sacramental significance in which the "inward" (or spiritual) and the "outward" (or material) elements meet in a higher unity that guarantees for the latter its full validity.
The goodness of the material creation was affirmed for Irenaeus by the reality of Christ's incarnation, the sacramental practices of the church (bread and wine made from wheat and grapes), and the Christian hope in the resurrection of the body.
