A Short History Of Christian Theophagy

In this scholarly yet accessible work, acclaimed historian Preserved Smith traces the fascinating history of Christian theophagy, the ritual consumption of the body and blood of Christ during communion. From its origins in the early Church to its controversial status in modern times, Smith provides a comprehensive overview of this complex and deeply symbolic practice.

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