Gabriella Rácsok: Editorial
TEACH ME THAT I MAY LIVE!
Viktor Kókai-Nagy: Making the Visible Visible
THE EUCHARIST AND VISUAL CULTURE
Lajos Kovács: Corpus Christi – Jesus and Christ Representations in Cinema.
A Catholic Interpretation
Sofia Sjö: Loss, Doubt, and Reconciliation: The Church and the Eucharist in Nordic Films
Mariola Marczak: Screen Images of the Eucharist: between a Cultural Emblem
and a Mystic Feast
Károly Zsolt Nagy: The Place of Hierophany – The Lord’s Table in the Visual Culture
of Hungarian Reformed Communities
Tímea Kókai-Nagy: “If he can’t get a second chance here, then where?”
ARTICLES
Sándor Enghy: Why Is It Impossible to Understand Ezekiel without the Masorah?
Gyula Homoki: The “Troubled Conscience” and the Doctrine of Justification
by Faith Alone in the Augsburg Confession
Erik Kormos: The Eucharist and the Possibility of Communion Service
at an Ecumenical Conference: The Reality and a Perspective
Gabriella Rácsok: The Church is Mission – A Reformed Perspective on Church and Mission
REVIEW
Gábor Egeresi: Which Is the Most Interesting Museum in Hungary?
(Áron Kovács, Éva Kusnyír [eds.]: Reformed College of Sárospatak, London,
Scala Arts et Heritage, 2020)
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