You don’t have to believe in any religion if that’s your style but one thing you may have to concede is some churches are absolutely stunning when you see them firsthand.
Check out this link if you want some more info on this church: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wieskirche
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you must have some beautiful sights where you are.
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Many churches are amazing to see. “Pling”
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I understand there are some amazing ones in Sweden. “pling”
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You are right. They may not be big ones except some that are big, but they’re beautiful both in their own way. “Pling”
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you should post some pics. “pling”
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Maybe I will. Good idea! “Pling”
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good! 🙂 “pling”
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Wow!!
I can’t stand churches … but this is more like a Art Piece … I could take pics of this all day 🙂
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there are churches that are just pieces of art by themselves
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The ones here aren’t this grand at all … they’re kind of vintage looking … nice woodwork etc … but they have that spooky musty smell and aura to them.
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same here but the states and NZ are relatively young as compared to Europe. some of those churches are 300 – 400 – 500 years old and some of the cathedrals are even older.
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True that! Very good point 🙂
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I have always attended church regularly, even though I am a secular humanist. Our church is very small but has an original sanctuary which has beautiful Tiffany stained glass windows and Timeless architecture. The “new” Sunday school and administration wing; built around 1920, has a Frank Lloyd Wright feel about it. All together it is a solid and inspiring place providing Faith, Hope and Charity to all. The message of sacrifice, community and service is very strong here.
Great post, Jim. I would also like to add that when I was a kid sometimes I attended church with my Nazarene Granny Me-Maw and it scared the devil out of me. 👍👍
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take some pics and post.
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I’ve got some photos but I’m not sure how to incorporate them so I may put them as a PostScript. 👍👍
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I am religious and I too agree that some of those churches are down right “jaw dropping”. (divine inspiration?)
Leslie
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they’re beautiful on the inside. you should have seen some beautiful churches in France.
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I have and they too are “jaw dropping”.
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I am with you there because I am not religious. But I love entering churches, letting the peace and quiet soak in and gape at the art around me.
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I’ve been in some extraordinary churches in Central Europe.
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I agree. There is nothing like the kind of gorgeousness you get to see in those churches in Rome, Belgium and Germany. More so in the Catholic ones.
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