The beauty is endless. Hart D.

Beauty is something more than just “truth”, or rather, beauty is inseparable from the truth as a measure of the fact that theology can be called true. Of course, undertaken in this book to justify the gospel rhetoric through beauty as such leads to new issues. Who will say with confidence that the beautiful is free from violence or any tricks? How can one convincingly prove that “beauty” does not serve the very strategy of the authorities, which it is supposed to be an alternative? The “aesthetic” response to the persistence of postmodern in the assertion that violence is inevitable, adequate only if it contains an intelligible assessment of beauty within the Christian tradition itself; Only under this condition can the beautiful mediate the Christian truth without the slightest shadow of violence.