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A recent TitusOneNine comment, which referred to a wooden cross in a chapel, brought to mind a wooden cross I saw at St. Dunstan's church in Canterbury, a few blocks from the cathedral. For some reason its crudeness made it a moving sight, much more evocative of the actual Cross than the finely-worked, gilded, and sometimes-bejeweled crosses we usually see:
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(a very embryonic compilation project)
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Creation: A Titanic Set of Processes That Continues Today
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The Continuing Creation: Not Carpentry, But Bonsai
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