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God’s Fingerprints: The Trinity is Everywhere
The transcendentals are nothing less than a glorious trinity of trinities
The transcendentals are nothing less than a glorious trinity of trinities
Loosely based on the life of the late dancer, the traditional ballet incorporates elements of beauty and art — exactly what Rafaella Stroik loved about ballet.
‘A beautiful idea,’ said Nobel Laureate Roger Penrose, ‘has a much greater chance of being a correct idea than an ugly one.’
It is supremely closed-minded to throw away Homer and Mozart and Augustine.
Of making home lovely and ‘Theology of Home III: At the Sea’
Artists discuss the colorful catechism behind their creations that reflect faith and history.
The reason of the heart is instinctive recognition of truth, goodness and beauty.
The Pope met with a French Catholic group, Diaconie de la beauté (Diakonia of Beauty), which is dedicated to supporting artists and celebrating sacred art, architecture, poetry, and music.
God sees all the beauty of the universe at a glance, but he didn’t die for the universe. He died for you.
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