The article focuses on liturgical questions caused by the Corona-pandemic and concentrates on the question of liturgical presence. For the Reformation, the presence of Christ/of God's word and the presence of the congregation as an active subject in worship is central: Worship is all about the communio in a vertical and horizontal perspective and the participation of the whole congregation. Seen in this perspective, the discussion about the possibility of (Sunday) services in physical co-presence in 2020 was notably reduced. The article reflects (1) on bodily presence in digital contexts, (2) on the presence of the Church in the public sphere, and (3) on God's presence in worship. The article aims to overcome dualistic concepts of 'digital vs. analogue' and reevaluate the chances of digital presence and physical co-presence in liturgical contexts.

Enthalten in:
Evangelische Theologie; 2021/2 Zweimonatsschrift (2021)

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Serie / Reihe: Evangelische Theologie

Personen: Deeg, Alexander

Schlagwörter: Gottesdienst Liturgie Präsenz Corona