Monthly Archives: November 2011

The Sacred and the Profane has pointed out a lot of things that I’ve never noticed involving churches and why they were built and set up they way they are. One of the most obvious structural designs of a church … Continue reading →

This Tuesday we talked about the Rountree Goddess article and the different parts of if that relate to the different definitions, theorists, and if it’s actually a pilgrimage. The part of the article that I found most interesting was about … Continue reading →

Because we didn’t have class this Tuesday there isn’t anything new to really blog about, but in the past week I was wondering why there were so many different practices between the religions that we’re accustomed to and the foreign … Continue reading →

After learning about the Banaras and Varanasi Pilgrimage on Tuesday this week I thought it was strange that they had 5 different routes of pilgrimage they could take ranging from 168 miles, 55 miles, 15 miles, visiting 72 shrines around … Continue reading →