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Luthers Theology Of Music Miikka E Anttila

Name: Luthers Theology Of Music Miikka E Anttila
SKU: BELL-49194992
Price: 31.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.8 (104 reviews)

SKU: BELL-49194992

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Publisher: Walter de Gruyter

File Extension: PDF

File size: 2.47 MB

Pages: 235

Author: Miikka E. Anttila

ISBN: 9783110310276, 9783110310191, 3110310279, 3110310198

Language: English

Year: 2013

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Luthers Theology Of Music Miikka E Anttila by Miikka E. Anttila 9783110310276, 9783110310191, 3110310279, 3110310198 instant download after payment.

The sweetness of music is something that has puzzled Christian theologians for centuries. In this study, Luther’s theology of music is approached from the point of view of pleasure. It examines the significance of joy, beauty and pleasure in relationship with music and Luther’s theology. The notion of music as the supreme gift of God requires also a discussion about the idea of ‘gift’. Music opens up new perspectives into Luther’s thinking. Luther has seldom been reckoned among aesthetic theologians. Nevertheless, Luther has a peculiar view on beauty, understanding faith as a kind of aesthetic contemplation.