Cinematic Theology

A Christian at Some Twenty-First-Century Films

De: John Keegan

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

From the PREFACE: "We might call Christians “storying people” who, as a community, embrace Scriptural stories. For them, the Gospels are singular. They contain the story that transforms and shapes their lives as individuals in community. But, it enters into dialogue with other stories, some of them belonging to the art of cinema, the most universal of all the arts. It is a theological journey into the non-Scriptural story world that includes the world found in films. It is a process of discovery that is open and unfinished, it represents “nothing less than an extension of the doctrine of incarnation”: how the Incomprehensible Mystery we call “God” continues to be revealed in the stories that shape our lives. — John E. Keegan, M.M.