Christianity, Art and Transformation: Theological Aesthetics in the Struggle for Justice

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Cambridge University Press, 2001 M01 29 - 273 páginas
Christianity, Art and Transformation is a journey of exploration that is both historical and contemporary, theological and practical. The reader is invited to share in the journey beginning in the life of the early church, travelling through the history of European Christianity and art, and arriving in southern Africa. Many themes weave through its pages, among them the nature of beauty, good taste, the power of sacred images, aesthetics and ethics, and the role of art in society and the church today.
 

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Contents
1
PART I
5
The power of sacred images
19
The beautiful the ugly and the holy
67
I
88
13
102
35
108
67
116
128
166
Art in the public square
171
Art in the public square
177
སྟྲཌྭཨྠ
188
Art in the life of the church
213
Select bibliography
255
138
259
Index of biblical references
263

The redemptive power of beauty
123
Restoring broken themes of praise
136

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