Ryan Lauterio: Japanese Anime Helped Destroy a Generation? Christian Art and Postmillennialism

Art Professor and Postmillennial Ryan Lauterio discusses the proper role of the arts in the life of the christian, the Church, and in culture
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  • @eternian6693
    @eternian66932 күн бұрын

    I really enjoy EM. All of them are very practical. The arts is a great way to reach out to teens and YA. Churches should be creating space for art - painting, stain glass, architecture, etc

  • @KennethSee
    @KennethSee2 күн бұрын

    This was such a click bait title. I feel for it lol. I was expecting an interesting discussion on Japanese manga/anime and its influence on my generation. It was like 7 minutes of the whole convo. I loved the conversation but maybe change the title haha.

  • @ArcherWarhound

    @ArcherWarhound

    2 күн бұрын

    Yeah, as a discerning enjoyer of select anime, in part because it still values beauty when western animation studios are devoted to uglifing the world with their cartoons, I came in ready to throw down, but vision for Christian art articulated in this conversation was good.

  • @ArugaPH
    @ArugaPH2 күн бұрын

    ❤

  • @mickey_rose
    @mickey_roseКүн бұрын

    I like the Christ is Lord box in the back ground! And Sage against the Machine!

  • @ArcherWarhound
    @ArcherWarhound2 күн бұрын

    I think his criticism of anime depends entirely on which anime are being considered. Many anime do a fat better job presenting gender differences in appearance and behavior between men and women than most western media.

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