Stratford Caldecott (MA, University of Oxford; 1954-2014) was the editor of Second Spring, directed the Centre for Faith and Culture in Oxford for the Thomas More College of Liberal Arts, and served as a research fellow at St. Benet's Hall, Oxford. He has authored several books of theological reflection and cultural analysis.

• ContentsForeword by Ken MyersIntroduction: "To Sing with the Universe"1. The Tradition of the Four WaysThe Great TraditionAdapting the Medieval ModelBeauty for Truth's SakeBeauty on the Cross2. Educating the Poetic Imagination"A Beauty which Defies Time"Rediscovering Poetic KnowledgeThe Symbolic CosmosA Key to Ancient Mysteries3. The Lost Wisdom of the WorldSacred NumberBeyond PythagorasIrrational BeautyPhi and the Natural NumbersSymmetry4. The Golden CircleA Journey into GodTheology of the TrinityIn Search of the LogosGeometry as ProphecyThe Golden Circle5. "Quiring to the Young-Eyed Cherubims"Good VibrationsHumane ArchitectureAt Home in the CosmosSecrets of the SkyThe End of the Road6. The Liturgical Consummation of CosmologyThe Construction of ModernityA Sense of the SacredLiturgy as Remembering to GiveAn Education in BeautyThe Holy CityConclusion: Beyond Faith and Reason BibliographyIndex

Stratford Caldecott (MA, University of Oxford; 1954-2014) was the editor of Second Spring, directed the Centre for Faith and Culture in Oxford for the Thomas More College of Liberal Arts, and served as a research fellow at St. Benet's Hall, Oxford. He has authored several books of theological reflection and cultural analysis.

• ContentsForeword by Ken MyersIntroduction: "To Sing with the Universe"1. The Tradition of the Four WaysThe Great TraditionAdapting the Medieval ModelBeauty for Truth's SakeBeauty on the Cross2. Educating the Poetic Imagination"A Beauty which Defies Time"Rediscovering Poetic KnowledgeThe Symbolic CosmosA Key to Ancient Mysteries3. The Lost Wisdom of the WorldSacred NumberBeyond PythagorasIrrational BeautyPhi and the Natural NumbersSymmetry4. The Golden CircleA Journey into GodTheology of the TrinityIn Search of the LogosGeometry as ProphecyThe Golden Circle5. "Quiring to the Young-Eyed Cherubims"Good VibrationsHumane ArchitectureAt Home in the CosmosSecrets of the SkyThe End of the Road6. The Liturgical Consummation of CosmologyThe Construction of ModernityA Sense of the SacredLiturgy as Remembering to GiveAn Education in BeautyThe Holy CityConclusion: Beyond Faith and Reason BibliographyIndex

Stratford Caldecott (MA, University of Oxford; 1954-2014) was the editor of Second Spring, directed the Centre for Faith and Culture in Oxford for the Thomas More College of Liberal Arts, and served as a research fellow at St. Benet's Hall, Oxford. He has authored several books of theological reflection and cultural analysis.

• ContentsForeword by Ken MyersIntroduction: "To Sing with the Universe"1. The Tradition of the Four WaysThe Great TraditionAdapting the Medieval ModelBeauty for Truth's SakeBeauty on the Cross2. Educating the Poetic Imagination"A Beauty which Defies Time"Rediscovering Poetic KnowledgeThe Symbolic CosmosA Key to Ancient Mysteries3. The Lost Wisdom of the WorldSacred NumberBeyond PythagorasIrrational BeautyPhi and the Natural NumbersSymmetry4. The Golden CircleA Journey into GodTheology of the TrinityIn Search of the LogosGeometry as ProphecyThe Golden Circle5. "Quiring to the Young-Eyed Cherubims"Good VibrationsHumane ArchitectureAt Home in the CosmosSecrets of the SkyThe End of the Road6. The Liturgical Consummation of CosmologyThe Construction of ModernityA Sense of the SacredLiturgy as Remembering to GiveAn Education in BeautyThe Holy CityConclusion: Beyond Faith and Reason BibliographyIndex