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In the Eye of the Beholder
From a biblical perspective, do goodness, truth and beauty serve as a bridge to the divine or do they serve as a substitute for the divine—idolatry.
Compiled by John Franklin | posted 02/15/05

Contemplation vs. Action: Art and a Social Conscience
Art is capable of soaring beyond contemplative piety to transform the world creativity that addresses important humanitarian and social issues in a world gone awry.
Compiled by John Franklin | posted 01/18/05

A Story to Live By
We know the importance of a story in communicating our faith, but there are two ways in which the current interest in narrative can come up short.
Compiled by John Franklin | posted 12/22/04

Entertainment, Eh?
Are people today more interested in entertainment than they are in "the arts"? Knowing the difference between them can enhance our understanding of the world.
Compiled by John Franklin | posted 11/16/04

Will that be Light or Dark? Discerning Christian Artistry
Christians who are artists produce widely divergent work. What determines whether the work can be understood as Christian artistry?
Compiled by John Franklin | posted 10/13/04

Are Faith and Imagination Compatible?
Because cultural forces have hijacked our imaginations, this author challenges the faith community to engage in their re-education and reap the benefits.
Compiled by John Franklin | posted 09/14/04