Add to ORKGThe arts and modern Christianity, especially in its Evangelical Protestant forms, have often had an uneasy relationship. This chapter addresses a Christian aesthetic for the arts, proposing a biblical philosophical approach that helps give the arts their proper place in the Christian sphere
People cannot always explain visual images literally; many ontological images and concepts are highl...
For Eliot, for Bach, for the redeemed of every age, Soli Deo Gloria sums up the relationship betwe...
A church pastor, his choirmaster and a graphic artist collaborate in producing a five-part cantata, ...
The arts and modern Christianity, especially in its Evangelical Protestant forms, have often had an ...
This paper is one of the winners of the “Hall of Frame ” award given by Professor John Frame at Refo...
Over the past 4 and a half years, I have studied contemporary art and seen countless artworks being ...
I encourage [my students] to express themselves in their art, as a multi-dimensional image bearer of...
In this thesis, I demonstrate that the method of practice-based research originating in the fine art...
This paper will report Paul Tillich's understanding of expressive art as being a vehicle for revelat...
The Reformed tradition, following Zwingli and especially Calvin, excluded images from the churches. ...
In this essay, I address the question, How should Christians be stewards of art? I have in mind her...
Includes bibliographical references (pages [51]-53)This thesis focuses on the freedoms of expression...
Address given at the Conference on Christianity and Literature held on the Seattle Pacific College c...
Perception of works of art is made somewhat difficult today both by the growing consumerist and anti...
The authors investigated genesis of the position of the art in a context of contemporary philosophy ...
People cannot always explain visual images literally; many ontological images and concepts are highl...
For Eliot, for Bach, for the redeemed of every age, Soli Deo Gloria sums up the relationship betwe...
A church pastor, his choirmaster and a graphic artist collaborate in producing a five-part cantata, ...
The arts and modern Christianity, especially in its Evangelical Protestant forms, have often had an ...
This paper is one of the winners of the “Hall of Frame ” award given by Professor John Frame at Refo...
Over the past 4 and a half years, I have studied contemporary art and seen countless artworks being ...
I encourage [my students] to express themselves in their art, as a multi-dimensional image bearer of...
In this thesis, I demonstrate that the method of practice-based research originating in the fine art...
This paper will report Paul Tillich's understanding of expressive art as being a vehicle for revelat...
The Reformed tradition, following Zwingli and especially Calvin, excluded images from the churches. ...
In this essay, I address the question, How should Christians be stewards of art? I have in mind her...
Includes bibliographical references (pages [51]-53)This thesis focuses on the freedoms of expression...
Address given at the Conference on Christianity and Literature held on the Seattle Pacific College c...
Perception of works of art is made somewhat difficult today both by the growing consumerist and anti...
The authors investigated genesis of the position of the art in a context of contemporary philosophy ...
People cannot always explain visual images literally; many ontological images and concepts are highl...
For Eliot, for Bach, for the redeemed of every age, Soli Deo Gloria sums up the relationship betwe...
A church pastor, his choirmaster and a graphic artist collaborate in producing a five-part cantata, ...