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5 pages in length. George M. Soares Prabhu saw beyond what might be construed as the solely religious element of Eucharist - or communion - and embraced an entirely broad spectrum extension by applying its meaning to social change in South Asia. The extent to which Soares Prabhu (1992) attributes all of Jesus' actions toward the poor as practical application is both grand and far-reaching; that he "distinguishes their pedagogical features as identifying with the poor, active and affective concern" (Joseph, no date) speaks to the nature of his quest to remedy social poverty and appeal for spiritual deliverance. Bibliography lists 15 sources.
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an entirely broad spectrum extension by applying its meaning to social change in South Asia. The extent to which Soares Prabhu (1992) attributes all of Jesus actions toward the
poor as practical application is both grand and far-reaching; that he "distinguishes their pedagogical features as identifying with the poor, active and affective concern" (Joseph, no date) speaks to the
nature of his quest to remedy social poverty and appeal for spiritual deliverance (Joseph, no date; Gomes, 2000a). "In the context of Eucharist, one could identify the table fellowship
of Jesus with the sinners and outcastes as an orthopraxis since the last supper of Jesus could be considered as the continuation and climax of different fellowship meals which Jesus
participated in the different contexts of His life. Soares Prabhu sees the table fellowship of Jesus with sinners as a revolutionary praxis in which Jesus identifies himself with the
outcastes of the world" (Joseph, no date). Hermeneutics, which pertains to the aspect of uncovering hidden meanings, is categorized as a method
of textual analysis- that focuses upon the sociocultural and historic influences on inquiry (Amaladoss, 1990). When the student applies this theory with the manner by which Soares Prabu (1992)
strives to enact social change by virtue of Eucharist, it is important to understand there exist myriad philosophies by which people live their lives, which help maintain order and a
sense of direction in what would otherwise be little more than subconscious drift. When Soares Prabhu (1992) brings forth the concept of hermeneutics, this approach is focused upon the
interpretation of life, language and humanitys place within it all. How does the individuals interpretation alter the truth of Soares Prabhus (1992) quest
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