the shard is indeed an office building

St. Paul's cathedral is a different building

I'll get a picture of it

The owner of the company is a jew...do you mean the laborers were arabs?

@Rocktomato heres the ukranian church in greenwood

I dont know if they are the same church

the bottom i know for sure is the church

but the top i dont know

i'm not saying it was literally built by arabs, but check the owners of the building

95% owned by Qatar

But you said it was *built* by arabs

The top picture is really nice

yeah, didn't Qatar pay for it/

this is just semantics tbh

"Owner State of Qatar (95%)"

my point is that it's a giant Arab power symbol in the London skyline

Dude...what is with that country? ._.

dunno

all Muslim oil states are evil tho

nice iconostasis whytho

very pretty

here's a picture of st. paul's back in the victorian era

and this is the last one anywhere even moderately close to me, which is just basic american church architecture

@Rocktomato absolutely stunning

well at least the roof is sloped

aye tfw that's how London looked before it apostatised

I never understood why people spend so much money on their homes and not on churches

eh, the home is a monument to yourself

Build beautiful creations for God, not pathetic vain modern homes

church is a monument toGod

aye

but again there's cause for optimism

that church in Bucharest will probably look really godo

Romanian People's Salvation Cathedral

it'll be one of the biggest trad churchse when its done

I just want a beautiful church <:FeelsBadMan:356316589689405440>

if you believe, you have God, which is more impoortant

and you'll get access to the Temple which is in Heaven one day

rev 11:19: "And the temple of God was opened in heaven, and there was seen in his temple the ark of his testament: and there were lightnings, and voices, and thunderings, and an earthquake, and great hail."