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Gaudi in Vercelli
Antoni Gaudi’s architecture challenged the idea that buildings needed geometrical design. If you’ve visited Sagrada Familia in Barcelona, you know what I’m talking about. On my trip to Vercelli, Italy, this reflection reminded me that twisted can also be beautiful. The contrast with Greek columns offers two perspectives at once.
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Habakkuk on Unrest in the Nation
I had an insightful conversation with my son Michael on ZOOM. During the conversation we talked about the unrest in the USA and the violence perpetrated on citizens. It reminded me of the prophet Habakkuk’s cry. So I offer you something I wrote some years ago for your consideration. Note especially the citation from Rollo…
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Loreto
Just a brief look at the basilica in Loreto, Italy
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I’ve Been Skipped Summertime
Yesterday I released the final week of the third book study. On the web site I’ve Been Skipped, you can find all three books studies: Abraham Heschel God in Search of Man Nanos and Zetterholm Paul Within Judaism Abraham Heschel Between God and Man Now that these are finished, we are going to take a summer break….
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Venice 4
Headroom?
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