
A Critical Analysis of Kevin Seasoltz’s article, One House, Many Dwellings: Open and Closed Communion – By Elizabeth Elive
Introduction Kevin Seasoltz’s contribution to the highly controversial topic – Open and Closed Communion1(OCC) is noteworthy. His argument is firmly rooted in Scripture thus he emphasises that “the gospels challenge our approach to Eucharistic faith and practice” (see 2005: 405 and footnote 1). This author’s theology of Open Communion (OC) is based on the notion
