Temples Of Ammunition..just Awesome!

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Sculptor from America Al Farrow creates models of churches, temples and mosques from bullets and gun parts highlighting the disquieting relationship between war and religion. In the words of the artist:[/color][color=#888888]
I am perpetually surprised by the historical and continuing partnership of war and religion. The atrocities committed in acts of war absolutely violate every tenet of religion, yet rarely do religious institutions speak against the violations committed in the name of God. Historically, Popes have even offered eternal salvation to those who fought on their behalf (The crusades, etc.).[/color]

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gud post

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[chinni005]

pranaal theese vaatitho praanam create chesina vadu unde temples ah so sick

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