Theologie und Kunst unterrichten
edited by Volker Kuster
Art is closely related with religion since its origins. Content wise both are working on the generative themes of life and share an openness to transcendence. This connectivity has lasted throughout the history of reception. Nevertheless the relationship between theology respectively church and art is often complicated. The present volume wants to encourage to overcome such barriers and to teach theology and the arts.
- Edited by Volker Kuster
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