The Christian, the arts, and truth regaining the vision of greatness - Gaebelein, Frank E. (Frank Ely) 1899-1983.; Lockerbie, D. Bruce (Portland, Oregon Multnomah Press, 1985)
Part 1 -- The aesthetic problem -- 1. The aesthetic problem -- 2. The aesthetic imperative -- 3. Toward a Biblical view of the arts -- 4. The relation of truth to the arts -- 5. Christian responsibility in the arts -- 6. The debasement of taste -- Part 2 -- Education and the arts -- 7. Plan and scope of the stony brook school -- 8. The Word of God in education -- 9. Schools and arts, and "creative outburst" -- 10. The idea of excellence and our obligation to it -- 11. The Christian's intellectual life -- Part 3 -- Music -- 12. In behalf of music -- 13. Music in Christian education -- 14. Beethoven: a bicentennial tribute -- 15. The greatest of all songs -- Part 4 -- Literature -- 16. The Bible and the Christian writer -- 17. Encounter with greatness: Bunyan's Pilgrim's Progress -- Part 5 -- Leisure -- 18. The Christian use of leisure -- 19. Mountain views -- Part 6 -- Christian humanism -- 20. Evangelicals and social concern -- 21. The humanities and the vision of greatness: the case for a contemporary Christian humanism.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
FA-2829g donated by Cecilia Morales
Keywords: Christianity and the arts; Aesthetics