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The pictures you posted are also pretty cool too Heresson

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They preserved much more of the past days... I can't image western monks not washing themselves at all to not let them think of each other as possible sexual partners


just look at that picture paiktis posted, they built the monastery on the top of the mountain but the river is all the way back in the valley.

would you go all that way just to wash?

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All in all not a very "prefered" people we were


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Who instigated the Rebelion? Us and the Serbs. So quite your whining

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Los Angeles has a newly build cathedral just a block from where I work. It's an untra-modern piece of junk, built to show off the glories of the architect, not the glories of God. What I wouldn't give for one of the European Gothic cathedrals.

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Here are a few NYC cathedrals:

St. Patrick, main catholic one:



St John the Divine: (pic of model)



It is still under construction. It will be the biggest Christian house of worship in the world. Trully, it is huge, the Statue of Liberty (without its pedestal) could fit inside the main dome area, standing!

Now, the following is just a church, not a cathedral, but its nice:
Riverside church and Union Theological seminary:

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This is St Mary Redcliffe church. It's just a parish church, but as big as a lot of cathedrals and is covered in spectacular statuary. It's described as "the fairest church in all England".

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Churchs are architectual marvels... Anyone ever read Pillars of the Earth... great book

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Yeah... too bad the old practice of early Christians was to build on top of ancient temples of the dodecatheon, sometimes even using the material of those temples.

It was a veritable destruction AFAIK but also can be perceived as continuity.

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St. Paul's Cathedral Pittsburgh, PA

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One place which always amazed me was Mont St. Michel. The pastel-colored room at the top makes it seem like you are on another planet.

I never really liked Koln or Chartres. Both are too dark, black, and gothic. I thought Notre Dame was really interesting because you could see the evolution in construction techniques over the 200 years it took to construct.

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honestly, i have to admit i don't know too much about architecture, meaning that i might be wrong describing cathedral of christ the king as gothic. it might be neo-gothic, but it is definitely in that vein.

holy name interior

christ the king

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Another really amazing church is Ste. Chapelle in Paris. The architect of Notre Dame built it to prove that you only need butresses, not walls, to hold up the roof. The walls of this church are almost entirely glass.

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A worthy mention is the largest church in the world (by seating capacity), the Faith Tabernacle in Lagos, Nigeria. Unlike some local buildings this one is of all Nigerian construction.

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Also worthy is the magnificent National Mosque, Abuja, Nigeria.

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It's not the size that matters, eh?

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That is the most amazing cathedral I've ever seen.

Well done, fellows.

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The Cathedral of the Annunciation, Atlanta, GA. This is where I usually go for easter.

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