That’s a wrap! Transpositions takes a break for the summer
The editorial team at Transpositions thanks our readers, authors and artists for your support and enthusiasm this past very strange year. We are taking…
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How Shall We Then Live? Christian Art and the Tragic in Light of the Resurrection
[EDITOR’S NOTE: As the curtain comes down on our ‘Christian Doctrine and the Arts’ series, Benjamin Holsteen returns to theodramatic exploration of Christianity and…
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‘A treasure of inestimable value’: Liturgical Music as a Continuation of the Incarnation
[EDITOR’S NOTE: For his contribution to our series on ‘Christian Doctrine and the Arts’, Cameron Shippee explores the ‘sacramental capacity’ of music in the…
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The Relevance of the Arts in Interreligious Dialogue
[Editor’s Note: As our series ‘Christian Doctrine and the Arts’ enters its final week, Halil Avci considers the role of art in the Christian…
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The Dignity of Difference: Trinitarian Images for Reconciliation
[Editor’s Note: Elizabeth Dunbar considers the importance of diversity in her contribution for our series ‘Christian Doctrine and the Arts’. She looks at two…
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How to Bear Reality: An Exploration of the Christian Imagination
[Editor’s Note: For his contribution for the ‘Christian Doctrine and the Arts’ series, Gerard McNair-Lewis explores the idea of the Christian imagination, describing how…
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How Would Jesus Christ Have Used the Internet?: The Virtual Human and the Incarnation
[As part of our ‘Christian Doctrine and the Arts’ series, Eden O’Brien investigates the disembodied experiences that can result from our engagement with technology…
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Revealing the Father: L M Montgomery, Dorothy L Sayers, and Doctrine in Art
[Editor’s Note: Continuing our series ‘Christian Doctrine and the Arts’, Alicia Pollard explores how L M Montgomery and Dorothy L Sayers engaged Christian doctrine…
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‘White Hot Inspiration’: Creative Impulse in Light of Divine Encounter
[Editor’s Note: In her contribution for the ‘Christian Doctrine and the Arts’ series, Alexis De Weese compares stories of creative inspiration to stories of…
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