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Well, of course it's about my life and stuff I think about. Just like a quadzillionbazillion other bloggers. I'm obsessed with God. I love beauty, enjoy absurdity, dance with despair, seek silence, and think everyone is goofy. Here's my world and what I think of it....
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- Home Again, Home Again, Jiggety Jig
- Video Tour of St. John Monastery Church
- Death Valley and the Image of God
- St. John's Dogs
- Panorama View
- Euclid's Dream-Angles R Us
- Letters To Home from St. John's
- St. John Trip, Day 13
- Asceticism at its Best
- Roadside Grave
- St. John Trip, Day 9
- Day 8, St. John Trip
- Mudslinging
- St. John Trip, Day 6
- St. John Trip, Day 5
- The Will of God for My Life
- Despota of Drywall
- In the Desert of Sorrow and Sin
- St. John Trip, Day 2
- Tax Dollars at Work
- St. John Trip, Day One
- Afraid of Silence
- Baby Pentecostal Preacher
- Chapels Everywhere
- The Mermaid, A Russian Fable
- Llamas and Bugattis
- Atheists Preach the Gospel
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5 comments:
Looks great Steve!
Thank you for the tour. Wonderful.
That is just awesome! It takes my breath away to look at that. Tell us a little about the design. Did they employ an architect? Those lines, and the way the light of the windows shines through the . . . 'windows'. . . in the ceiling. It's just incredible. Still looks tiny from the outside, but much larger on the inside.
Wow! Great job Steve!
Hi Kirk, Yes, they had an architect. When the contractor contacted him with some questions about the design and the angles, he just said, "Good luck". It is pretty amazing. I thought it would look kinda goofy when I saw the framing, but now that it is done it "hangs together" and the acoustics are great (the sound was absolutely dead in the old chapel that the dome was part of).
Its one for the portfolio for sure.
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