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Faith & Reason | Beauty is Transcendent(al): A Call for Worship Music Excellence in Today's Church

The Faith & Reason lecture is a time-honored PHC tradition of gathering together as a campus community to consider the shape and contour of important topics as presented by faculty and guest lecturers. The Faith & Reason lectures are presented to our campus community—one per semester—as springboards for conversations that move from the lecture hall to the dining commons to the dorm rooms, becoming a part of our campus conversations. The ability to think carefully through complex topics is an important component of civil discourse. We grow individually and as a community, as we wrestle with and debate the merit of the ideas presented. We do all of this with a spirit of humility and charity and with the recognition that “iron sharpens iron.” About Dr. Kristina Tanner Dr. Tanner is a professor of music at PHC, where she has taught since 2007. Dr. Tanner is an accomplished musician: She holds a DMA (Doctor of Musical Arts) in Piano from the University of Maryland, College Park, a Master's of Music in Piano Performance from the Peabody Conservatory of the Johns Hopkins University, and a Bachelor's in Piano Performance from Vanderbilt University. Dr. Tanner and her husband are homeschooling parents with 6 children. Goodness, Truth, and Beauty are the transcendentals underlying the teaching of virtue in Classical education. But the Classical Christian education movement of the twenty-first century is much more comfortable when teaching Goodness and Truth than teaching Beauty. An understanding of how the Classical and early through medieval Christian thinkers understood Beauty as compared to the typical twenty-first-century Christian’s view of Beauty is essential. Through a survey of that history as well as the history of music in Christian worship, twenty-first-century Christians can better see some of the struggles that the church has wrestled through regarding the use of music in worship (including debates about beauty vs. text clarity and questions of iconoclasm). This can help to cast a vision for the church’s future use of music and the arts, as well as show some areas in which the church could improve by returning to a Classical Christian understanding of the importance and the role of Beauty in its worship and artistic works. About Patrick Henry College Patrick Henry College exists to glorify God by challenging the unacceptable status quo in higher education, lifting high both faith and reason within a rigorous academic environment; thereby preserving for posterity the ideals behind the "noble experiment in ordered liberty" that is the foundation of America. The unique fusion of three commitments sets Patrick Henry College apart from any other college in the world. PHC prepares its graduates to make an immediate and enduring impact for Christ and for liberty. High Academic Rigor Fidelity to the Spirit of the American Founding Unwavering Biblical Worldview Patrick Henry College is accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges & Schools Commission on Colleges (SACSCOC).