%0 Journal Article
%T SACRAL ART AND INFINITE
%A £¿ulji£¿
%A Anton
%J -
%D 2018
%X Sa£¿etak Sacral art makes the Sacred present. Sacral art makes the Sacred visible, moreover explains it, interprets it, and presages it. Sacral art does not exist without its essential content - faith. Christian faith is faith in one, holy, eternal and almighty God who is the Creator. The Creator has neither the beginning nor the end - he is one with our idea of Infinite. Infinity is, however, a philosophical term and has no equivalence in the Bible. The experiences associated with it are nontheless clearly described in the Scriptures and in the theological tradition: the experience of God is closely related to the awareness that there are limits to our thinking and our world. In the Judeo-Christian religious tradition, and then likewise in fine arts, the Infinite is often referred to as £¿Eternal¡°. Although the etymology of the Croatian word £¿eternity¡° (£¿vje£¿nost¡°) refers to £¿age¡° (£¿vijek¡°), and £¿age¡° is a limited period, £¿eternity¡° as a typical religious concept has become the expression of the Infinite
%K Art
%K Theology of the Image
%K Infinite.
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