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Pics of Your Religion!
- Thread starter The Sum of Awe
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Wherenextcolumbus
Well-Known Member
arthra
Baha'i
House of Worship Wilmette Illinois
House of Worship in New Delhi India:
Shrine of the Bab on Mount Carmel Haifa Israel
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Nyingjé Tso
Dharma not drama
Vanakkam,
Jaya Sri Guru Datta !
Navratri puja:
GajaLaxmi:
Murugan Abhisekam:
Devotion:
Jaya Sri Guru Datta !
Navratri puja:
GajaLaxmi:
Murugan Abhisekam:
Devotion:
Fair Oaks Serbian Orthodox Church:
Father Heathen
Veteran Member
House of Worship Wilmette Illinois
House of Worship in New Delhi India:
Shrine of the Bab on Mount Carmel Haifa Israel
Mormons and Baha'is both have aesthetically pleasing temples.
dawny0826
Mother Heathen
Imam Mosque
Hassan II Mosque. Casablanca, Morocco
Museum of Islamic Art. Doha, Qatar
Wooden Dome of Sultan Hassan mosque, Cairo
Beautiful! The second photograph is surreal.
Gjallarhorn
N'yog-Sothep
NoraSariah
Active Member
A Temple in Calgary, Alberta
The administering of the Sacrament, aka communion
A woman praying at her bedside
A wedding at an LDS Temple
The Scriptures that the Church uses
A family studying Scriptures together
NobodyYouKnow
Misanthropist
That will do.
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NobodyYouKnow
Misanthropist
I think I have killed this thread. lol
Seeing as how I have too much free time on my hands and should be doing other things but I just can't seem to get off my butt today (and the previous post can only contain 8 images)....I'll add these and be totally done:
They say a picture tells 1,000 words. I have just written 16,000 words - a book. lol
If you look at all those pictures together....connect them all, you'll know the heart of my religious/spiritual beliefs and I don't need to write any more or say anything anymore.
So, thank you for your time and patience.
Seeing as how I have too much free time on my hands and should be doing other things but I just can't seem to get off my butt today (and the previous post can only contain 8 images)....I'll add these and be totally done:
They say a picture tells 1,000 words. I have just written 16,000 words - a book. lol
If you look at all those pictures together....connect them all, you'll know the heart of my religious/spiritual beliefs and I don't need to write any more or say anything anymore.
So, thank you for your time and patience.
DawudTalut
Peace be upon you.
Oh, my. I'm Catholic so there's so much aesthetic beauty to choose from!
Here's my parish:
The organ and choir loft:
Our choir:
During the Chrism Mass during Holy Week, with Bishop Campbell at center (who Baptized and Confirmed me):
Examples of the stained glass:
Category:Stained glass windows in Saint Joseph Cathedral (Columbus, Ohio) - Wikimedia Commons
More of the interior:
Category:Interior of St. Joseph Cathedral (Columbus, Ohio) - Wikimedia Commons
Some of the exterior:
Category:St. Joseph Cathedral (Columbus, Ohio) - Wikimedia Commons
Here's my parish:
The organ and choir loft:
Our choir:
During the Chrism Mass during Holy Week, with Bishop Campbell at center (who Baptized and Confirmed me):
Examples of the stained glass:
Category:Stained glass windows in Saint Joseph Cathedral (Columbus, Ohio) - Wikimedia Commons
More of the interior:
Category:Interior of St. Joseph Cathedral (Columbus, Ohio) - Wikimedia Commons
Some of the exterior:
Category:St. Joseph Cathedral (Columbus, Ohio) - Wikimedia Commons
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the Wrathful Wisdom King (a.k.a Acala: अचल
St. Markus Kirche in Salzburg, Austria (Ukrainian Greek-Catholic)
The building itself was once, as you can see, a big ol' beautiful Baroque-style Roman Catholic church, built for the Ursulinen in the 1600's. After the Urslinen (Order of St. Ursula) left Salzburg in the 1960s, the building was eventually donated to the Ordinariate for Byzantine Catholic faithful in Austria. Today it sports a lovely little iconostasis and houses the byzantinisches Gebetszentrum (Byzantine Prayer Center).
St. Stephansdom in Wien (Vienna), the pride and joy of all Austria!
St. John Chrysostom Byzantine Catholic Church in Columbus, OH
The building itself was once, as you can see, a big ol' beautiful Baroque-style Roman Catholic church, built for the Ursulinen in the 1600's. After the Urslinen (Order of St. Ursula) left Salzburg in the 1960s, the building was eventually donated to the Ordinariate for Byzantine Catholic faithful in Austria. Today it sports a lovely little iconostasis and houses the byzantinisches Gebetszentrum (Byzantine Prayer Center).
St. Stephansdom in Wien (Vienna), the pride and joy of all Austria!
St. John Chrysostom Byzantine Catholic Church in Columbus, OH
steelygreye
Steely
Wow, this art is just amazing. I especially love the Buddhist paintings and the Catholic cathedrals.
