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God's beauty is omnipresent, particularly in the Scriptures, in the liturgy, and in human friendship. In Enjoying God's Beauty , Father Navone discusses how to find God in the beauty of the world and in all of God's creation. The joy of seeing the beauty of God in our lives - the eye of love" that is Christian faith and "the look of love" that is Christian contemplation beholding the Beloved in all things - is at the heart of Christian life. In Enjoying God's Beauty , Father Navone provides an overview of the Christian experience of God's beauty in all things. Enjoying God's Beauty focuses on three approaches to the Christian experience of beauty. The first approach to enjoying God's beauty follows the assumption that wherever there is Christian life, there is Christian Vision and action. The second approach revolves around the Church's Scriptures. Father Navone focuses on the Church's invitation to contemplate in its scriptural iconography true images of God, ourselves, and the world. The third approach involves our experience of life in the Church. Father Navone focuses on the theologies of beauty of Thomas Aquinas and Jonathan Edwards based on their experience within the communi
- Author
- Navone SJ, John
- Publisher
- Liturgical Press; The Liturgical Press
- Published
- 1999
- Language
- EN
- ISBN
- 9780814624869
- Subjects
- Religion, Christian, Bible
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