Terry working to save church...
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No problem! Wouldn't have known about it if someone hadn't posted it on another forum. It seemed particularly relevant to other discussions here. I agree, I don't think it in any way comprimises his beliefs. It also nicely illustratrates that he can find value in something he doesn't believe in, IMHO.
Jan Van Quirm said:
Thanks for sharing this Catch-up - 
I think it's a wonderful thing for Terry to do and I don't see how it compromises any of his own convictions in any manner whatsoever.
I think it's a wonderful thing for Terry to do and I don't see how it compromises any of his own convictions in any manner whatsoever.
"When you put up a temple without an assigned god, you're expressing your belief in architecture."
Perfectly appropro. I'm a firm believer in preserving ancient and good architecture, whatever its use!
J-I-B
I loved the bit that mentioned that it was the church used in Colin Firths Pride and Prejudice. I love ancient architecture. Give me an old church, castle, house, cottage anyday to homogenised council estates. Houses all looking the same, as the Monkees once sang ... but I do care! It is part of our history. I used to live near an old church and I used to take my dog through the grave yard and read the names on the grave stones and wonder what happened to them and their lives. I used to cry when I read that there were babies buried there.
I love ancient architecture. Give me an old church, castle, house, cottage anyday to homogenised council estates. Houses all looking the same, as the Monkees once sang ... but I do care! It is part of our history. I used to live near an old church and I used to take my dog through the grave yard and read the names on the grave stones and wonder what happened to them and their lives. I used to cry when I read that there were babies buried there.
