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  There's something special and unique about this place, the pictures really don't do it justice. This is such a beautiful and strange place and it's in such an uneventful town, it's almost like aliens dropped it where it is. I felt more connected with the world/God/the universe here than I have in a long time

  Added July 10, 2017 by JACK7759
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  The Roofless Church is a very beautiful place to visit, unless its raining. My girlfriend particularly loved the majestic open field, that had recently been harvested. She likened the view from the balcony to her view of life: we reap what we sow. The art and sculptures at the church lead us to question our existence. We found God here, and also here, we conceived a child

  Added March 29, 2017 by David B
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  Technically, the Roofless Church is a walled garden. The structure in it is full of nesting swallows in the summer. It's quite pretty, but I'm old fashioned and I like a regular church with a roof.

  Added February 07, 2017 by TheKyPerson
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  Architect Philip Johnson's interesting interpretation of religious space.

  Added September 26, 2016 by Zeglar Fergus
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  Site is like no other, at the apex of basic, done by Philip Johnson

  Added August 20, 2016 by Eric Dussthua