The Glory of the Lord: A Theological Aesthetics, Seeing the Form |
Contents
Foreword | 9 |
Point of Departure and Concerns | 17 |
The Aesthetic Measure | 34 |
A Protestant Theological Aesthetics | 57 |
From an Aesthetic Theology to a Theological | 79 |
The Task and the Structure of a Theological | 117 |
A THE LIGHT OF FAITH | 131 |
B THE EXPERIENCE OF FAITH | 219 |
Integration | 417 |
A THE NEED FOR AN OBJECTIVE FORM OF REVELATION | 429 |
B THE FORM OF REVELATION 435 | 435 |
CHRIST THE CENTRE OF THE FORM OF REVELATION | 463 |
THE MEDIATION OF THE FORM | 527 |
E THE ATTESTATION OF THE FORM | 605 |
The Testimony of History | 619 |
The Testimony of the Cosmos | 660 |
Experience | 257 |
In the Fathers | 264 |
Archetypal Experience | 301 |
The Spiritual Senses | 365 |
F ESCHATOLOGICAL REDUCTION | 679 |
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act of faith aesthetic already analogy Apostles appears archetypal archetypal experience aspect Augustine beauty becomes believer Biblical centre charisms Christ-form Christology Church concept contemplation Covenant creation creature death dimension divine ecclesial encounter eschatological eternal Eucharist event everything existence expression eyes fact Father flesh form of Christ form of revelation fulfilment fulness glory gnosis gnostic God's grace Gregory of Nyssa historical historical Jesus Holy Spirit human hypostatic union Incarnation interior interpretation Israel John Karl Barth kerygma living Lord man's manifest manner means mediation Messalians mystery mystical myth mythical nature obedience object Old Testament Paul perceive perception person philosophy precisely Prophets realisation reality realm reason relationship religion religious remains Resurrection sacramental salvation Scheeben Scripture seen sense sensory soul speak sphere testimony theological aesthetics theology theophany things transfiguration trinitarian true truth understand understood unity visible vision whole wholly witness Word worldly Yahweh