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Acclamation
2014
Overview
The paradox of glory, according to Agamben, is that, as integral to God’s being as it is, glory can neither be increased nor diminished, yet glorification through praise is what all creatures owe to God and what he demands from them. “From this paradox follows another one, which theology pretends to present as the resolution of the former: glory, the hymn of praise that creatures owe to God, in reality derives from the very glory of God; it is nothing but the necessary response, almost the echo that the glory of God awakens in them” (Agamben 2011, 21). The problem
