Community, Communitas, & Cosmos: Phenomenological Afro-Christian Worship

“Community, Communitas, and Cosmos: Toward a Phenomenological Interpretation and Theology of Traditional Afro-Christian Worship” Published by University Press of America, in 2002.

This scholarly work explores traditional Afro-Christian worship through the lens of phenomenology and theology, offering a deep and reflective examination of its communal and cosmic dimensions. Drawing upon philosophical, religious, and cultural frameworks, the author investigates the experiential and liturgical aspects of Afro-Christian religious practice, placing particular emphasis on the meanings of community and sacred experience. This book is a significant contribution to the fields of religious studies, Black theology, and phenomenology of religion, and is particularly valuable for those studying African-American religious traditions and their theological underpinnings.

In excellent condition. A pre-loved book that may show signs of prior use. It has a tight binding, clean exterior & sharp corners.