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Pagina 167
In other words , religion has everything to gain by having at its disposal artistic
representations of its mysteries which ... The question is whether any form of pure
art , imitative or otherwise , is religious by virtue of its very beauty , or whether it ...
In other words , religion has everything to gain by having at its disposal artistic
representations of its mysteries which ... The question is whether any form of pure
art , imitative or otherwise , is religious by virtue of its very beauty , or whether it ...
Pagina 171
Inversely , there can be and there is art wholly unrelated to any religious end ,
except , of course , to the extent that every human activity and operation can and
should be performed in a religious spirit and with an ultimate religious intention .
Inversely , there can be and there is art wholly unrelated to any religious end ,
except , of course , to the extent that every human activity and operation can and
should be performed in a religious spirit and with an ultimate religious intention .
Pagina 175
Mozart submits religious worship to the ends of his own art ; plain - song submits
its art to the ends of religious worship . ... perceptible , but nothing will ever
prevent musicians from using religion to the ends of their art rather than the
reverse .
Mozart submits religious worship to the ends of his own art ; plain - song submits
its art to the ends of religious worship . ... perceptible , but nothing will ever
prevent musicians from using religion to the ends of their art rather than the
reverse .
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