God fashioned the universe as a seamless fabric, a marvelous, unified, orderly creation.
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In this volume, readers will also encounter beloved teachers, writers, and friends who influenced Howard\'s theological imagination, including C.
Christians of all walks of life will appreciate his witty, devout, and cutting observations on faith, art, and the incarnation of Christ.
Yet how does this work? How does myth convey truth? How does architecture reflect eternal verities? How does the written word humanize and sanctify us? What treasure and stability does an ancient Faith hold for the unsettled modern mind? Howard spent his life answering these questions.
According to the late Professor Thomas Howard, the poet and the prophet both speak a loud voice against the tide of secularism and eventual destruction.
And through a dazzling array of literature, music, sculpture, art, theater, and dance, men and women of faith, too, can work with Christ to mend the tear in the universe.
Only Christ could make the symphony ring out again.
But man\'s sin tore it asunder, disrupting its great cosmic harmonies.
God fashioned the universe as a seamless fabric, a marvelous, unified, orderly creation
