From glory to glory: The transfiguration of honour and giving in the light of the glory of Christ
Jason A. Fout
Abstract
Jason A. Fout
Abstract
This verse, in part quoting 2 Corinthians 3:18, is just one indication of how evangelical Christians have had on their lips and in their minds the glory of God and its interaction with the human. Given its prominence in first-order language about God, in prayer, praise and worship, it is all the more surprising then that it has been so little considered in evangelical theology over the last century.2
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This verse, in part quoting 2 Corinthians 3:18, is just one indication of how evangelical Christians have had on their lips and in their minds the glory of God and its interaction with the human. Given its prominence in first-order language about God, in prayer, praise and worship, it is all the more surprising then that it has been so little considered in evangelical theology over the last century.2
Key concepts: Glory, Honour, Art, Theology, Philosophy, Art history, History, Physics