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Aesthetics: St. Augustine’s Church coffee

by Kurt Knecht | Oct 12, 2011 | church music, John Calvin, St. Augstine, Uncategorized

In one of the more famous passages of the Confessions, St. Augustine’s brings his “coffee cup theory of art” (which you can read about here) to church with mixed results.“Yet again, when I remember the tears I shed at the Psalmody of Thy Church, in the beginning of my...

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