Coolest Church EVER. You\'ve got to see this. (May be a bit disturbing to some people)

This thread has been givin a 90% rez.

Some people have too much time on their hands.

And too many corpses.

I\'d imagine that must smell a little.

But that is extremely cool.

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that is the single coolest thing ive seen in my life..

Originally posted by Sublimesjg
yea thats just is bad ass - i never knew that bones could fit together that well...

Just to say something in regards to the “bones” comment here by my friend Sublimesjg…

Just looking at the human body should have led you to believe that bones can fit together this well.

As for the pix, it’s amazing to me for one reason. The body is considered a “temple” in which Christ resides, as Christians tend to believe. (1 Corinthians 6:19
Do you not know that your body is a temple of the Holy Spirit, who is in you, whom you have received from God? You are not your own; )The body obviously has bone in it, thus, the temple of bones.

I know that is most likely not what they had in mind when they built it, but it did strike me as something kind of interesting.

Those pics were cool and disturbing at the same time.  The people who made that have no lives.  Is all those bones really nessesary.

yeah thats a bit weird fo a church........i wouldnt want to go there

For those fascinated by this kind of stuff:

Until recently, the Cambodian government had was still displaying a map made of human skulls taken from victims of the Khmer Rouge.

http://www.cnn.com/2002/WORLD/asiapcf/southeast/03/10/cambodia.skulls/

Originally posted by SonyFan
Umm.. Joyda, didn\'t you read what I had originally posted?

"It\'s the Sedlec Ossuary, a Catholic cathedral near the town of Kutna Hora in the Czech Republic."

This church isn\'t a place of satanic rituals. Perhaps you missed the crusifix in the background of some of those pictures. The church was built, not by sadistic psycos out for a jolly, but by a town that was grieving over the loss of nearly all their citizens due to the Black Plauge and a major war. I find it kind of humbling to look at those pictures and know that those people\'s bones are forever in the house of their god. In fact, I kind of envy them since when I die, I\'ll probably just be put in some hole that has no real historical or spiritual significance.


BTW: I\'d PAY 500 dollars to spend the night there!!!  

   SonyFan, I woud pay $500 to stay the night. God that is alsome. I woud love to see what woud come up with a camcorder at night There. I odnt know if you know of ghost hunters but that woud be the place to see some of that sh*t .
  Just becouse you dont understand some thing doesnt mean that is form the saitin.

LOOK AT ALL THOSE SKULLS! :eek:

yeah, i saw that on Ripley\'s Believe it or Not.  They didn\'t have a place to put the bodies....thats kinda weird...

When I\'m dead I\'m not going to care what happens to me (hey, I\'m gonna be dead[/b]).  I would rather see my bones put in a church like that and done nicely than buried in the ground to rot.  Although.... I\'m prolly gonna go with cremation/scatter in space.

wow... impressive :surprised  I wonder if those skulls are true...

Talk about a devotion to your religion in life and in death.  That\'s pretty cool!

Originally posted by Deadpool
Those pics were cool and disturbing at the same time.  The people who made that have no lives.  Is all those bones really nessesary.

didn\'t you read the thread? It was in the 15 hundreds, no playstation, no tv. People made churches anyway, so it wouldn\'t have taken them that much extra time to make this one. Also, it could be seen as honouring all the dead people. Leaving bodies out would be like saying that some of the dead weren\'t as worthwhile as the others