JAZZ AND THEOLOGY

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JAZZ AND THEOLOGY

Friday, September 19. 2008


I love to sing old Hymns in Worship.  When it comes to instrumental music to relax with, I enjoy certain kinds of Jazz (as well as certain kinds of Classical Music).  Here is a very interesting essay about Jazz and Theology.  It is written by a conservative Evangelical professor of theology who compares his theory with another theory on the subject by James I Packer, well-known Reformed Theologian, who also enjoys Jazz (as did another one of my favorite Reformed Scholars, Hans Rookmaaker).


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