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Routledge Theology Goes to the Movies - Critical Christian Thinking

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Explore the connection between faith and film with Theology Goes to the Movies: An Introduction to Critical Christian Thinking. Published by Routledge, this text offers a deep look at how cinema functions as a religion-like activity. By examining the cognitive, affective, aesthetic, and ethical levels of movie-going, the author identifies the religious aspects found within the social practice of attending films. This book provides a way to understand the role of both the Church and cinema within Western culture. It examines how Christian symbols and images operate within popular culture and uses contemporary films to explore major theological concepts. Readers will engage with discussions on humanity, evil, redemption, eschatology, and the nature of God. This text is an essential resource for anyone looking to apply critical Christian thinking to the world of modern cinema.

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Examines the relationship between religion and cinema-going through various cognitive and ethical lenses.

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Investigates the presence and power of Christian symbols and images in modern popular culture.

Explores core theological concepts including humanity, evil, redemption, and eschatology.

Uses a range of contemporary films to ground theological study in real-world media examples.

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Format
hardcover
Domain
Amazon UK
Release Date
09 February 2007
Listed Since
16 February 2007

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