Introduction G. K. Chesterton, in a show of disgust at the sight of a row of telegraph poles, once pronounced, “A straight line is always ugly. Beauty is always crooked.” What Chesterton overstates is true; beauty i - Theological aesthetics - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	Introduction G. K. Chesterton, in a show of disgust at the sight of a row of telegraph poles, once pronounced, “A straight line is always ugly. Beauty is always crooked.” What Chesterton overstates is true; beauty i Add to Reading List Document Date: 2014-12-09 14:43:38 Open Document File Size: 130,01 KB Share Result on Facebook City San Francisco / London / Grand Rapids / / Company Cambridge University Press / / Country Germany / / Movie Jesus of Nazareth / / Organization Cambridge University / / Person Robert Jenson / Matthew Kieran / Jeremy Begbie / Son / Jeremy S. Begbie / Noël Carroll / David Bentley Hart / Hans Urs von Balthasar / Robert W. Jenson / Christian Truth / God / Edmund Burke / / PublishedMedium the Lutheran / / SocialTag Theology Hans Urs von Balthasar David Bentley Hart Robert Jenson Beauty Sublime Immanuel Kant Aidan Nichols Philosophy Aesthetics

Introduction G. K. Chesterton, in a show of disgust at the sight of a row of telegraph poles, once pronounced, “A straight line is always ugly. Beauty is always crooked.” What Chesterton overstates is true; beauty iAdd to Reading List