
A Theology of Artistic Sensibilities: The Visual Arts and the Church
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Religion & Spirituality
History
Art & Photography
Format
Hardcover
Pages
280
Language
English
Published
Jan 1, 1986
Publisher
Crossroad Pub Co
Edition
Presumed First Edition
ISBN-10
0824507835
ISBN-13
9780824507831
Description
John Dillenberger explores the profound relationship between the visual arts and the church, diving into how artistic expression can deepen religious understanding and experience. With a keen awareness of the historical evolution of art within a theological context, Dillenberger examines notable works and movements that have shaped spiritual engagement, arguing for the vital role that visual aesthetics play in worship and community life.
Throughout the work, he invites readers to consider the theological implications of art, emphasizing its potential to bridge the sacred and the secular. By engaging with various forms of artistic expression, Dillenberger encourages a reevaluation of how churches can embrace creativity as a pathway to enhance the spiritual journey. His insights reveal how artistic sensibilities not only enrich the faith experience but also foster deeper connections among believers, encouraging a vibrant dialogue between faith and creativity.
Throughout the work, he invites readers to consider the theological implications of art, emphasizing its potential to bridge the sacred and the secular. By engaging with various forms of artistic expression, Dillenberger encourages a reevaluation of how churches can embrace creativity as a pathway to enhance the spiritual journey. His insights reveal how artistic sensibilities not only enrich the faith experience but also foster deeper connections among believers, encouraging a vibrant dialogue between faith and creativity.
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