Biblical Philosophy of the Worship Arts
Throughout the history of the Christian church, worship has made use of the fine arts as vehicles for bringing glory to God and for augmenting the worshiper's awareness of the presence of God. In considering the biblical foundations for Christian worship, therefore, it is appropriate to give attention to the biblical perspective on the arts, as explained in these five entries.…
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Chapters & Articles in Biblical Philosophy of the Worship Arts (5)
The biblical doctrine of Creation has important implications for the use of the fine arts in worship, as does the d…
As worship arts, the visual arts include architecture, sculpture, painting, mosaic, and the crafting of artifacts. …
Music plays an integral part in biblical worship. As one of the arts most accessible to the ordinary worshiper, it …
Worship and liturgy not only involve the use of the fine arts but may themselves be understood as art forms within …
By far the most important of the fine arts in Israel and the early church was the field of literature. The Bible it…