Wisløffs Dogmehistorie 17 Konkordieformelen 7-10
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Jun 5, 2021 Explore the nuances of Lutheran views on the Lord's Supper as Christ's real presence intertwines with traditional interpretations. Discover how Luther's teachings approach the duality of Christ in his descent to the dead and the implications for soteriology. Wisløff delves into the importance of liturgical action and the risks of prioritizing tradition over Scripture. Learn about historical negotiations that shaped key articles in church practices and how ceremonies play a role in modern Lutheranism.
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Lutheran Real Presence Explained
- Wisløff explains Lutheran Eucharistic theology rejects transubstantiation while affirming a real presence of Christ in bread and wine.
- He frames presence as a sacramental union: bread and wine remain while Christ's body and blood are truly present during the rite.
'In, With And Under' Presence
- The Concordia Formula defends Christ's presence as 'in, with and under' the elements, commonly labeled consubstantiation.
- Wisløff stresses presence depends on Christ's institution and the congregation performing the sacramental action.
Keep The Eucharist As A Unified Action
- Do perform the whole Eucharistic action: read Christ's words, bless, distribute, receive and consume the elements.
- Avoid isolating consecration or using elements outside the gathered service, since then 'extra usum non sacramentum.'