Sunday, July 11, 2010

Beaudoin: Can Popular Music Be a “Court of the Gentiles”?

I am so glad we have a Tom Beaudoin to ask questions like:

Can Popular Music Be a “Court of the Gentiles”
by Tom Beaudoin:

Or more precisely, are theologians who work theologically with popular music helping to create and inhabit a “court of the gentiles” for those participants in the cultures of secular music who do not belong actively to churches? In a recent address (brought to my..
-Tom Beaudoin , continued here
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Related:

See Van Der Laan on Court of the Gentiles here
temple tantrum/ which curtain was torn?

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