Real Presence

Discover the profound insights of A. C. Bouquet in "Real Presence," a thought-provoking exploration published by Cambridge University Press in 2014. Spanning 108 pages, this engaging work delves into the concept of divine presence across diverse religious contexts. Originally published in 1928, Bouquet examines the theory and implications of localization in cultus, offering readers a unique perspective on how the divine manifests in both symbolic and direct forms through tangible objects.

"Real Presence" invites readers to reflect on the nuances of worship and love, making it a valuable addition to the libraries of scholars and enthusiasts of religious studies alike. Whether you're investigating the implications of the Lord's Supper or seeking to deepen your understanding of divine presence, this book serves as an essential guide. Hauntingly relevant, Bouquet’s treatise remains significant for anyone intrigued by the relationship between God and worship.