The Death of Modernism
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The mission has been placed before Christians by Jesus Christ, the Messiah, the head of the church, Go and make disciples. In doing that, the Christian witness is challenged in many ways. Most often, the challenges come with rebuke, name calling, and other non-sense, especially when trying to discuss political topics in the context of religion in the midst of the 2016 Presidential Election.
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In trying to present the Gospel, to witness The Good News to others, and with having seemingly little in positive results, I have wondered how Jesus would do it. Ive considered that. At times, when Jesus was approached with a question that was intended to trap Him, He responded with a question that was intended to make a point without getting into the discussion. Sometimes, His question dissipated the ones asking the question. Sometimes, He explained the answer to the people or just His disciples.
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The Death of Modernism
- 1. The Death Of Modernism 1955-1965
- 2. Jacques Villegle, ABC , 1959
- 3. Raymond Hains, Poster in Yiddish , 1950
- 4. Yves Klein, Blue Monochrome , 1960
- 5. Yves Klein, Leap into the Void , 1961
- 6. Yves Klein, Anthropometries , 1960-61
- 7. Arman, Untitled , 1959
- 8. Arman, Parisienne , 1960
- 9. Arman, Arteriosclerose , 1961
- 10. Christo, Wrapped Package , 1961
- 11. Christo, Package on Wheelbarrow , 1961
- 12. Joseph Beuys, Fat Chair , 1960
- 13. Joseph Beuys, Fat Battery , 1961
- 14. Joseph Beuys, Fat Felt Sculpture , 1963
- 15. Joseph Beuys, How to Explain Pictures to a Dead Hare , 1965
- 16. Joseph Beuys, The Pack (Das Rudel) , 1969
- 17. Joseph Beuys, Action Poster , 1960s