What if the true value of art lies beyond its utility?
Mark Meynell explores how embracing art’s givenness invites us beyond consumption and towards an encounter with its maker, whether human or Divine.
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What if true beauty is a glimpse of what is yet to come?
In ‘On Finding Beauty’, @PeterBenSmit explores how true beauty reflects God’s glory, manifested through justice and mercy, foreshadowing the world’s future renewal.
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What if the beauty of the body could direct our gaze towards Christ?
Lynneth Miller Renberg explores how medieval traditions of dance reveal women’s bodies as mirrors reflecting the beauty of Christ incarnate and heavenly joy.
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In ‘The Beauty of the Crucified Christ’, Chiara Bertoglio explores the paradoxical beauty of Christ’s suffering through music and harmony.
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Music gives form to the paradox of the Cross.
In ‘The Beauty of the Crucified Christ’, Chiara Bertoglio explores how Christian thinkers and composers have used harmony, instruments, and sound to understand the beauty of Christ’s suffering.
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In ‘Beauty and Persuasion in Fiction’, Louise McCray explores how beauty shapes the way stories persuade us, and why that matters for Christian writers and readers.
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In his article ‘The Beauty of Holiness’, Graham Ward explores how artistic creativity participates in the divine act of creation, refracting ‘the beauty of holiness’ through the making of the beautiful, and inspiring others to worship.
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What does it mean to worship the Lord in the 'beauty of holiness'? Graham Ward explores the phrase through Thomas Aquinas and William Blake, asking where the Good, the True and the Beautiful converge — and how it relates to the human artist.
What does it mean to worship the Lord in the 'beauty of holiness'? Graham Ward explores the phrase through Thomas Aquinas and William Blake, asking where the Good, the True and the Beautiful converge — and how it relates to the human artist.
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