God's Beauty‐in‐Act: An Artful Renewal of Human Imagining |
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Authors: | Stephen M. Garrett |
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Affiliation: | Lithuanian University of Educational Sciences, Social Communications Institute, Vilnius, Lithuania. |
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Abstract: | This article seeks to contribute to the ongoing renaissance in theological discourse that strives to heed Karl Barth's call to stop perpetuating the gap in our knowledge of God by integrating beauty into our theological discourse. In this way, God's beauty, understood as the fittingness of the incarnate Son's actions in the Spirit to the Father's will that radiates the splendor of God's triune love to the world, is seen to renew human imagining, which is essential not only of human being but also for creative expression and ethical action. |
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