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 1 5   | understanding, abhor it as an evil art causing a remoteness to
 2 6   |                    6. Religion and art.~The relationship of religion
 3 6   |       relationship of religion and art is neither one of contradiction
 4 6   |         support. Both religion and art exalt us and awaken in us
 5 6   |             Common to religion and art is the striving to express
 6 6   |          forms. In religion, as in art, a pure idea is clothed
 7 6   |         was the original cradle of art. The opinion that religion
 8 6   |          opinion that religion and art are hostile to each other
 9 6   |    substance), or when the form of art is not suitable to the religious
10 6   |           all aspects and forms of art inhibited their adaptation
11 6   |     Christian Church does not deny art. Christianity is the religion
12 6   |          also the various forms of art for use in Christian church
13 6   |  condemning only the sinful use of art. The sin of art, therefore,
14 6   |      sinful use of art. The sin of art, therefore, begins where
15 6   |            therefore, begins where art forgets its divine origin
16 7   |            philosophy, science and art, we see that religion represents
17 7   |          Poetry and other forms of art, with their impulses toward
18 7   |            by philosophy, science, art or morality alone, but,
19 15,7|             What is man, that thou art mindful of him? and the
20 15,7|         from moral good; to create art; to compose music; to write
21 21,1|            the earth for dust thou art, and unto dust shalt thou
22 25  |            pray: “Our Father which art in heaven,” but at the same
23 25  |        ascend up into heaven, thou art there: if I make my bed
24 25  |          bed in hell, behold, thou art there. If I take the wings