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Resource Type:	Documents
Language:	English
Location:	96/5/2
Date:	2025
Author/Creator:	Society for Pentecostal Studies 2025 ; Félix-Jäger, Steven. More by Creator Search Periodicals Using this Creator
Title:	'Does Christian kitsch quench the Spirit : the theo-ethical responsibilities of public Christian art' $c / Steven Félix-Jäger.
Publisher:	2025
Format:	22 p. ; 28 cm.--Also on CD-ROM
Description:	54th annual meeting held Mar 13-15, 2025, at Northwest University, Kirkland, WA Worship & the Arts interest group "Kitsch" (pronounced kitch) is a German loanword used to describe a work of art or object that is showy, overly sentimental, and appeals to a popular, often low-brow taste, but is generally considered to be in poor taste or of low quality. It can refer to gaudy souvenirs, sentimental art, or popular culture items that lack cultural esteem.
Subject:	Society for Pentecostal Studies (54th : 2025 ; Kirkland, WA). More by Subject Search Periodicals Using this Subject Christian art and symbolism. More by Subject Search Periodicals Using this Subject SPS 2025 More by Subject Search Periodicals Using this Subject
Date Cataloged:	09/04/2025

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