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Prismatic TheologyFor more information, visit the Prismatic Theology web site at http://www.prismatictheology.com In its broadest sense, Prismatic Theology could be defined as any theological thought, idea or concept that emerges from observing the whole of something, such as the whole of Creation. More specifically Prismatic Theology is defined as the study of the sacred texts of the Judeo-Christian tradition through the science of light, light energy, color and optics. Prismatic Theology begins with the understanding that light, color and image was the oldest and therefore primary form of spiritual communication between God and the human spirit. From this viewpoint, it follows that the development of human languages, oral and written, became a secondary form of spiritual communication between God and the human soul/spirit/mind/heart during the unfolding of human history. The prismatic theologian critically searches biblical text for evidence of the primary communication through light, color and image which may be entwined within or obscured by the secondary form of communication through written language. Genesis 1 provides ample evidence of the primary form of communication embedded within sacred text because the text itself follows the color order of the visible spectrum of light. Therefore Genesis 1, as recorded in the Hebrew Bible, forms the foundation for a prismatic study of Scripture. The color wheel on this page is a depiction of Genesis 1 from the prismatic perspective. FORTHCOMING PUBLICATION Prismatic Theology: The Encyclopedia of Sciences and Religions, Springer 2011 Prismatic Theology is now on Facebook where educational videos are posted. For more information visit Prismatic Theology: http://www.prismatictheology.com |
