Abstract
In this essay, I address the question, How should Christians be stewards of art? I have in mind here the visual arts in particular (drawing, painting, and sculpture), though my answer to this question may be applied beyond this sphere. My strategy throughout is overtly theological. I will employ core philosophical and theological insights from the Augustinian tradition in order to argue for objective values in art, and, in light of how such values are grounded, arrive at an answer to the question of Christian stewardship.