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	title:	The Shape of the Liturgy (New Edition)
	author:	Gregory Dix
	format:	Hardcover
	publisher:	Continuum International Publishing Group Ltd.
	released:	July 7, 2005
	isbn:	0826479421
	isbn-13:	9780826479426

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Customer Reviews
Ground Breaking Research - Rated To my way of thinking this book ought never to be out of print and should always be available simply because it represents a point of departure for all liturgical studies done since 1945. Though some of Dix's material is now somewhat dated and scholarship has moved on, there is something quite compelling about this narrative and it can still be read with profit and edification. I have recently purchased one of these because I was fed up with always having to borrow it from the library and it has a treasured place on my book shelf along with the more recent liturgical studies of people like Frank Senn and Robert E. Webber. This is definitely money well spent.

Customer Reviews

Ground Breaking Research - Rated 5/5
To my way of thinking this book ought never to be out of print and should always be available simply because it represents a point of departure for all liturgical studies done since 1945. Though some of Dix's material is now somewhat dated and scholarship has moved on, there is something quite compelling about this narrative and it can still be read with profit and edification. I have recently purchased one of these because I was fed up with always having to borrow it from the library and it has a treasured place on my book shelf along with the more recent liturgical studies of people like Frank Senn and Robert E. Webber. This is definitely money well spent.