Entering a church is a metaphor for entering into a spiritual process: one of procession and return, or of proclamation and response, or of gathering in community and returning to the world outside.
An edition of Theology in Stone
(2004)
Theology in Stone
Church Architecture From Byzantium to Berkeley
by Richard Kieckhefer
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