Can the Christian Trinity Make Sense of Art? | John Hendrix at Vanderbilt
John Hendrix (WUSTL) explores Dorothy Sayer's explanation of the Christian trinity as part of the creative process. | Vanderbilt University, 2/21/2024 | View full forum at • Can We Imagine a Perfe... | Explore more at www.veritas.org.
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Thanks brother of Christ for teaching and explaining the trinity. Love from Malaysia ❤😊
It seems to me that I remember reading somewhere that the "Golden mean, or ratio" found in every form of art, attributed to Greek and Roman artists is actually found and used in the Old Testament, well before.
This is cool. I wonder how this concept maps onto art made by AI
BTW, the Holy Spirit is a feminine noun in the Hebrew language. The female part of the trinity. God created humans "in his image, male and female" created He them.