Right On. You don't have
to worship Greek Gods to want to preserve the
Parthenon.
On the other hand you might choose to be a
Turk.
Thank goodness for the Lords of Wasness, like you,
preserving old structures in the name of Isness.
cp in bc
, it appears to me that if heritage
preservation is not encompassing of the need to preserve the health and
economy of a social people... if it be the Protestant conversion... or the
church building being preserved and used no longer as the church it was
intended for but as a nightclub of dubious repute (which I find enormously
entertaining)... or preserving the resource of the trades experienced in
preservation of buildings, then there is something myopic and short sighted to
the whole business.
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