In Defense of Doubt: Rethinking Modern Christianity’s Approach to Art
By Dominic Robin Judge a man by his questions, not his answers. -Voltaire Given Christianity’s rich history in the arts, I am especially...
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From its inception, the Christian tradition has been built in rigorous and careful thought. Rarely, however, were church leaders “thinkers” in the traditional sense. Their insights sprung from the normal, those “inconsequential” expressions (fishermen, carpenters, physicians, rhetoricians, scribes, and the like) which likely dominated the majority of their time. In short, they were laymen — but conscientiously so.
As a community, we at the Reuleaux strive to model this tradition in the modern world, promoting responsible reflection through personal analogy. Through these insights, we seek to provide new awareness into old ideas — anecdotal, of course, but responsibly so — insights from life’s intersections.
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