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Art of the Word: the Living Stones Podcast episodes
- In the beginning was the Word #4: What about the New Testament?We continue with our series on the Bible with Fr. Ricardo and Carol talking about the New Testament. What can we say about the Gospels? And about the Letters? Are there different traditions in the New Testament? These and other question in this second-to-last episode on the Bible.44 min
- In the beginning was the Word #3: What is the Old Testament?Hi guys! Here we are once more with another episode of Art of the World.This time we travel to Spain with Fr. Ricardo Sanjurjo and Carol Buceta from the LS Community of Santiago de Compostela to tackle the big question about the first half of the Bible.What is the Old Testament? What can we say about it? Why is it different from the Hebrew Bible?45 min
- In the beginning was the Word #2: Is the Bible true?Is the Bible true? In what sense? Regina and Gudrun tackle another interesting (and for many, problematic) topic around the Book of Books.23 min
- In the beginning was the Word #1: What is the Bible?What are the origins of arguably one of the most widely disseminated and translated books: the Holy Bible?How have ancient authors sought to transmit the story of God?In this episode, we go back to basics: on exploring how the Bible came to be. Before we start looking, here we must first start by listening. After all, the visual and cultural heritage of Christianity is, first and foremost, founded on the Word of God. Dr Regina Frey meets up with Prof Gudrun Nassauer, asking the question: 'What is the Bible?'25 min
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For several centuries, artists and entire communities have produced great works of art and built monuments as testimonies to their faith, vision and hopes. Now that they have come down to us, what are we to make of them? What are the stories and messages we can read in the paint and stones of these monuments? What mysteries do they reveal about the Christian faith? And what do they reveal about us, today?
These (and many more) are the kind of questions we’ll be asking in search of a deeper understanding of art, Christianity and Beauty