2:04 — Art and Evangelical Gnosticism

| September 7, 2018 | 2 comments

Why does it seem like the same churches that dismiss the arts also tend to marginalize the material world and the other profound implications of the Incarnation? Is it possible the evangelical church has become overrun with Platonism and its rationalist offspring Gnosticism? Justus and Michael point to some signs of this growing problem and discuss how art can be part of the solution. Stay tuned at the end to listen to “Utah,” by Brock’s Folly, from The Great Commoner.

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  2. HNK
    HNK on February 22, 2021 at 1:15 PM

    I appreciate you guys SO MUCH. Just in case you’re wondering, this conversation needs to be happening now, and everywhere, en masse and in conference. You’re so far out in front you probably aren’t hearing this enough. This conversation is perfect. BLESSINGS TO YOU.

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