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Visual Heresy – An Evangelical On The Iconography of God The Father

By Jonathan Pageau on December 9, 2013
Visual Heresy - An Evangelical On The Iconography of God The Father

My priest recently sent me a link to a talk (posted below) given by Matthew J. Milliner, an assistant professor of art history at Wheaton College, which was quite astounding to me.  The talk tackles two subjects quite adroitly, two subjects, which Orthodox thinkers have addressed for some time now.  Firstly he tackles what is being called […]

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged analogy, Evangelical, Father, iconoclasm, Icons, Incarnation, Milliner, Protestant, Protestantism, Trinity June 25, 2016

The Recovery of Symbolism

By Jonathan Pageau on October 30, 2012
The Recovery of Symbolism

“Symbolism” is a term that has become quite diluted in the past 500 years. Since the middle ages, the notion of the symbol has undergone a deep mutation due to the immeasurable changes in our experience of knowledge and meaning.  Symbolism has been progressively reduced from underlying our very cosmological world view, to now being a […]

Posted in Iconography, Theory | Tagged eucharist, iconography, interpretation, Jonathan Pageau, liturgy, Maximos, Maximus, Orthodox Arts Journal, Protestant, Symbolism July 4, 2017

The Icon: Sign of Unity or Division (Pt. 6) – Conclusion

By Fr. Steven Bigham on July 20, 2012
The Icon: Sign of Unity or Division (Pt. 6) - Conclusion

This is the last in a six-part series. Part 1, Part2, Part 3, Part 4, Part 5   The Role of the Icon in the Movement Toward Unity What role then can the icon play in the Ecumenical Movement? Will it be an instrument leading to the healing of schisms or a sign of division? […]

Posted in Iconography, Theory | Tagged Byzantine, Catholic, Ecumenical Movement, ecumenism, Great Schism, iconography, Icons, Orthodox, Protestant, reunion, schism, union July 10, 2014

The Icon: Sign of Unity or Division? (Pt. 5)

By Fr. Steven Bigham on July 11, 2012

This is post 5 of 5 in the series “The Icon: Sign of Unity or Division?” ( Part 1, Part 2, Part 3, Part 4) The Renaissance of the Canonical Icon Since the end of the 19th century, starting in Russia, the Orthodox Church in all its zones began to experience a rediscovery of its own […]

Posted in Iconography, Theory | Tagged canonical, Catholic, Eastern Orthodoxy, ecumenism, Fr. Stéphane Bigham, iconography, Icons, Orthodox Arts Journal, Orthodox Church, Protestant, revival April 1, 2017

The Icon: Sign of Unity or Division?

By Fr. Steven Bigham on June 8, 2012
The Icon: Sign of Unity or Division?

This is post 1 of 5 in the series “The Icon: Sign of Unity or Division?” When we think about ecumenism and the problems that keep Christian Churches from healing the schisms between them, we rarely think about Christian art: neither as a bone of contention nor as a point of unity. Historically, during the […]

Posted in Iconography, Theory | Tagged Byzantine, Catholic, ecumenical council, ecumenism, iconography, Orthodoxy, Protestant April 1, 2017
 

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