APPRECIATING THE CREATURES’ CREATIONS – A RESPONSE TO: THE CHRISTIAN IMAGINATION, ESSAYS ON LITERATURE AND THE ARTS / LELAND RYKEN

  • Bertie Du Plessis Private

Résumé

The “Christian Imagination”, compiled by Leland Ryken, consists of thirty-nine essays by thirty-one authors on the relationship between Christians, Christianity and the arts. The contributors range from the famous, such as C S Lewis and T S Eliot, to those who are not known outside their respective academic circles.  The authors differ furthermore with respect to their confessional frame of reference.  Flannery O’Connor is Catholic; Eliot and Lewis are “High” Anglican.  On the other hand, there are authors of a distinct neo-Calvinistic orientation, as is evident in the essays of Nolan Huizinga and Leland Ryken.  Ryken explicitly refers to the Dutch Neo-Calvinist, Abraham Kuyper.  H R Rookmaker, another contributor, taught at the Free University of Amsterdam, which was founded by Kuyper to further neo-Calvinistic ideas.  The contributors also range from those who are critics only, to those who are artists in their own right, such as Eliot and Flannery O’Connor.

Téléchargements

Les données sur le téléchargement ne sont pas encore disponible.
Publié-e
2021-10-09
Rubrique
Articles