The Chaplain, Vol. 13: December 1956 (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

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Excerpt from The Chaplain, Vol. 13: December 1956

The vast field of the humanities includes the arts and letters that symbolically render the ideas and emotions of men. The study of the humanities aims at the disci pline of emotions. Such works of art, however, are more than human creations. They are the embodiment of truth, beauty, and goodness. Their source is from above and beyond the men who reduce them to appealing lines, fetching canvasses, or finished stone. They are an incarnation of divine qualities which return to man in a dialectic process.

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