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Pagina 161
In all civilized societies , temples , churches and other places of worship are built
, and religious songs are heard . ... A temple , or a church , or a chapel can
assume any conceivable form , provided only it includes an altar and a pulpit ...
In all civilized societies , temples , churches and other places of worship are built
, and religious songs are heard . ... A temple , or a church , or a chapel can
assume any conceivable form , provided only it includes an altar and a pulpit ...
Pagina 166
In its essentials , the whole teaching of the Church is contained in those pithy
sentences . It constitutes a collective experience of unsurpassable richness and ,
by the same token , a fruitful subject matter for philosophical reflection . SACRED
...
In its essentials , the whole teaching of the Church is contained in those pithy
sentences . It constitutes a collective experience of unsurpassable richness and ,
by the same token , a fruitful subject matter for philosophical reflection . SACRED
...
Pagina 168
It cannot be denied that , in fact , the Church has always promoted the fine arts for
religious rather than artistic ends . To realize this , one should prescind from
individual cases , such as some highly refined churchmen at the time of the
Italian ...
It cannot be denied that , in fact , the Church has always promoted the fine arts for
religious rather than artistic ends . To realize this , one should prescind from
individual cases , such as some highly refined churchmen at the time of the
Italian ...
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