Beauty

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Exploring the intersection of beauty and theology, this work engages with the fourth-century bishop Gregory of Nyssa to examine beauty's significance in both spiritual and worldly contexts. It addresses lingering questions about beauty's definition, perception, and its controversial role in society, particularly regarding poverty and oppression. By juxtaposing Gregory's insights with contemporary thinkers like J. M. Coetzee and Kaja Silverman, the book fosters a dialogue that connects ancient wisdom with modern debates, highlighting beauty's relevance in theological discourse.