When we get down to it, Romanticism would be acting on wishful thinking. One more point. The Romantic emphasizes feelings and originality over established reality. T.S. Eliot saw it coming. For God's sake, we should not use the funds He has entrusted into our care to support that antichrist crowd.
Christians look around and see the strength of the antichrist crowd.
All I'm interested in is being more spiritual and winning souls. This is Romanticism and death to Christianity. Here is a secular writer, Pat Buchanan, calling on Christians to come out of their holes, caves and pits and reclaim the Arts for the glory of God. Bechanan points out that if they don't, many centuries of Barbarism will set in. But such studies cannot be eagerly followed by the Christian, except when he yields to unbelief.