Teaching Theology to the Imagination
Author’s Note: This is my final post for Transpositions as a regular contributor. I have immensely enjoyed being a part of Transpositions since its…
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Review: Echoes of Eden
Jerram Barrs. Echoes of Eden: Reflections on Christianity, Literature and the Arts. Wheaton, IL: Crossway, 2013, 194 pp., £11.99/$17.99 paper. Jerram Barrs has written…
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Redeeming the Identity of the Creative Person
Editor’s Note: This is the second post in a two-part series. The first, titled “The Invention of the Creative Person,” suggested that the identity…
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The Invention of the Creative Person
“Human creativity is the ultimate economic resource.”[1] Is it really? “The first step in winning the future is encouraging American innovation … What we…
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Is The Maker Movement Making Souls?
Have you heard of the Maker Movement? I recently picked up a book titled The Maker Movement Manifesto (McGraw Hill, 2014). In this…
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Copyright Law and the Art of Becoming Human
It is not uncommon to hear theologians speak of a “relational turn” in our thinking about personhood. The idea, it seems to me, is…
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The God Who Is Visible
Lets begin with one of the world’s greatest understatements: the incarnation has profound implications for the Christian faith. We could, of course, say this…
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Keeping the Gospel Pure?: Christianity in the Midst of Cultures
Christianity has always been at the crossroads of various cultures. At a time in history when globalization and multiculturalism are quickly becoming the norm,…
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“The Senses Are Not Content to Take Second Place”: Body, Art and Temptation in Augustine’s Confessions
Augustine occupies a unique place in the history of theological aesthetics. In a sense, the whole of Western theological aesthetics is couched in Augustine’s…
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