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Total pages original book: 160
Includes a PDF summary of 16 pages
Duration of the summary (audio): 11M56S (3.2 MB)
Description or summary of the audiobook: How do the arts inform and cultivate our service to God? In this addition to an award-winning series, distinguished philosopher Bruce Ellis Benson rethinks what it means to be artistic. Rather than viewing art as practiced by the few, he recovers the ancient Christian idea of presenting ourselves to God as works of art, reenvisioning art as the very core of our being: God calls us to improvise as living works of art. Benson also examines the nature of liturgy and connects art and liturgy in a new way. This book will appeal to philosophy, worship/liturgy, art, music, and theology students as well as readers interested in engaging issues of worship and aesthetics in a postmodern context, including Christian artists and worship leaders.
Other categories, genre or collection: Philosophy Of Religion, Christian Books, Christian Worship, Rites & Ceremonies, Health Systems & Services
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Format: Paperback
Approximate value: 12.67 USD
Dimensions: 140x216x10.92mm
Weight: 195g
Printed by: Baker Academic, Div of Baker Publishing Group