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If you had to design a space for worship, how would you do it? |
Aztec
pyramids, a Quaker Meeting House, Stonehenge, a medieval cathedral…
photographs of places of worship from religious traditions can be found
at:
build.tripod.com/imagebrowser/photos/Architecture/World_Religion/Look at the various images and at related images from other similar pages at the same site. You can also get free photographs of churches at:
http://www.freefoto.com/pictures/church/building/index.aspCan you work out details of worship and belief from evidence in the pictures? For example: · Is the building designed for communal or private prayer? · Is the building divided into different areas for God/people, priests/people, men/women etc? · Does the shape of the building have a meaning? |
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For
those unfamiliar with basic Christian architects, lots of information
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