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Religion

dimbear

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3. Interesting posts. There is certainly a significant share of art which is clearly irreligious,

Reply to rrneck (Original post)

Sun Mar 17, 2013, 05:41 AM

Mar 2013

and ought to come into the argument somewhere. I'm thinking of Fuseli and Felicien Rops for starters. Maybe the last works of Goya thrown in too. My point is that a logic diagram showing both art and religion would be complicated.

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On finding God (Part 4) [View all] rrneck Mar 2013 OP

You say: It�s all just form and content after all. JDPriestly Mar 2013 #1

I like the sound of it. rrneck Mar 2013 #2

Solid analysis. Thats my opinion Mar 2013 #5

Thanks. Agreed. JDPriestly Mar 2013 #7

Interesting posts. There is certainly a significant share of art which is clearly irreligious, dimbear Mar 2013 #3

Andres Serrano sure got people torqued. rrneck Mar 2013 #4

I think the OP is talking about the God that exists but is not defined or confined JDPriestly Mar 2013 #6