Beholding the glory : incarnation through the arts / edited by Jeremy Begbie. [print]

Contributor(s):

Begbie, Jeremy

Material type: Text

text

Media type:

unmediated

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volume

ISBN:

9780801022449

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LOC classification:

NX660.B416.B446 2000
NX660

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Contents:

Trevor Hart -- Through literature : Christ and the redemption of language Malcolm Guite -- Through poetry : particularity and the call to attention Andrew Rumsey -- Through dance : fully human, fully alive Sara B. Savage -- Through icons : word and image together Jim Forest -- Through sculpture : what's the matter with matter? / Lynn Aldrich -- Through popular music : 'wholy holy' / Graham Cray -- Through music : sound mix Jeremy Begbie.

Review: "Beholding the Glory looks at the incarnation, that is, the claim that God came to earth as a human being in Jesus Christ. Various art-forms - literature, poetry, dance, icons, sculpture, popular music and music in general - are allowed to provide their own insights into this central claim of the Christian faith. The idea is not that the mystery of the incarnation can be dissolved away, but that through the arts it is revealed in fresh and powerful ways that will resonate deeply within us." "Writing from different Christian traditions and as artists, academics, teachers and clergy, the contributors draw out a wealth of meaning in the belief that God entered our world as one of us."--Jacket.

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Includes bibliographies and index.

Through the art : hearing, seeing and touching the truth Trevor Hart -- Through literature : Christ and the redemption of language Malcolm Guite -- Through poetry : particularity and the call to attention Andrew Rumsey -- Through dance : fully human, fully alive Sara B. Savage -- Through icons : word and image together Jim Forest -- Through sculpture : what's the matter with matter? / Lynn Aldrich -- Through popular music : 'wholy holy' / Graham Cray -- Through music : sound mix Jeremy Begbie.

"Beholding the Glory looks at the incarnation, that is, the claim that God came to earth as a human being in Jesus Christ. Various art-forms - literature, poetry, dance, icons, sculpture, popular music and music in general - are allowed to provide their own insights into this central claim of the Christian faith. The idea is not that the mystery of the incarnation can be dissolved away, but that through the arts it is revealed in fresh and powerful ways that will resonate deeply within us." "Writing from different Christian traditions and as artists, academics, teachers and clergy, the contributors draw out a wealth of meaning in the belief that God entered our world as one of us."--Jacket.

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