Aesthetics

Overview

Most often when considering St. Thomas Aquinas our thoughts alight on his written works, such as his commentaries on Sacred Scripture, the Summa Contra Gentiles, or more likely the Summa Theologiae. This concentration - from both philosophical and theological perspectives - helps students make connections between the art world and faith and reason. Our emphasis on liturgical anthropology and the sacred arts is designed to help students understand the anthropological foundations for creative intuition and the need for architecture, visual art, and music as essential tools for engaging our faith.

For degree requirements, please consult the Student Handbook.

Associated Faculty

Bryan Kromholtz, OP
Anselm Ramelow, OP
Christopher Renz, OP

GTU Faculty