of our two senses, the beauty of the world as created by God. First, a theological account of created beauty will speak of creation as testifying to God’s beauty, but in its own distinctive ways. Much here turns on doing full justice to a double grain in Scripture’s witness: the Creator’s faithful commitment to the cosmos he has made and his commitment to the cosmos in its otherness. Creation testifies to God’s beauty, but in its own ways; or better: God testifies to his own beauty through creation’s