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The Art of Preaching

Alan of Lille; Translated with an introduction, by G. R. Evans

The Art of Preaching
The Art of Preaching

ISBN: 9780879079239, CF023

Details: 184 pgs, 5 1/2 x 8 1/2 x 3/8
Publication Date: 07/01/1982
Cistercian Publications
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Preaching was a much admired, much studied, and much practiced art by both abbots and secular clergy. This handbook designed for training future preachers gives moderns an insight into the technique and the content of those twelfth-century sermons.

ISBN: 9780879079239, CF023

Details: 184 pgs, 5 1/2 x 8 1/2 x 3/8
Publication Date: 07/01/1982
Cistercian Publications

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Alan's handbook came at a time when the making of sermons was becoming a more precise art. After analyzing what preaching is, who should preach and to whom, why, when, and where, Alan offers a set of fascinating chapters that suggest texts and sermon materials . . .
Grover Zinn, Religious Studies Review