View while walking to church. St Jacobi church is the church whose spire is in the background.
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"Dogmatics is often caricatured as the unholy science that reduces the practices of piety to lifeless propositions. But far from it: dogmatics is that delightful activity in which the Church praises God by ordering its thinking towards the gospel of Christ.... -John Webster, Holiness, p8.
"Come, let us have some tea and continue to talk about happy things." -Chaim Potok, The Chosen.
"Who am I? Who am I?"
- Shannon
- Princeton, New Jersey, United States
- learner, friend, listener, doer, planner, big fan, daughter, sister, disciple, thinker, stinker :0...
Good words!
"Were it possible for us to see further than our knowledge reaches, and yet a little way beyond the outworks of our driving, perhaps we would endure our sadnesses with greater confidence than our joys. For they are the moments when something new has entered into us, something unknown; our feelings
grow mute in shy perplexity, everything in us withdraws, a stillness comes, and the new, which no one knows, stands in the midst of it and is silent." Rilke
grow mute in shy perplexity, everything in us withdraws, a stillness comes, and the new, which no one knows, stands in the midst of it and is silent." Rilke
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- Watiting to tour Weimar
- Trying Thueringen's famous Rostbratwurst!
- One of the more happening centers in Weimar
- Home of Lucas Cranach, painter and friend of Luther
- Pretty streets in Weimar
- Famous Goethe-Shiller Statue
- This space marks off where there was a young perso...
- One of the remaining watch towers surrounding the ...
- Road leading to the path taken on the death marches
- View into the Crematorium Courtyard. The patholog...
- Buchenwald Crematorium
- View of the Gate Building (Bunker) from the Prison...
- Experiencing Buchenwald Concentration Camp. I wil...
- Luther pix in a church
- Duder-doggie!
- Some countryside from the bus window
- Discussing literature and life with "the boys"!
- A "little" afternoon snack? I think not! Pure pl...
- Pretty House (Goethe himself lived there for 2 who...
- Here I am!
- The proverbial, long dusty road, perhaps?
- View of the city from behind, in the city park
- Side view of the church in the city center.
- Old Fachwerkhaus next to the church.
- Of course, the old church in the center of town!
- "Get me out of Deutschland NOW!"
- Duderstadt's old Rathaus
- Duderstadt
- Think on this...
- Specializing in Tee AND Wein--not half bad!
- Proof of more tea shops in Goettingen!
- Now this house is cool!
- On the street where you live
- Commemorating those trying to get out of East Germany
- Hi-ho, hi-ho! It's off to work we go???
- Here's the Kaiserpfalz (palace of the Kaiser)
- Oh so pretty!
- In case you were wondering if I really have been i...
- Partial view of the Marktplazt in the Altstadt (ol...
- All that is missing is the tea!
- I couldn't help this one!
- They come big over here!
- Very old church in Goslar
- A beautiful view of countryside from the train
- Lots of bikers in Goettingen!! Mom and Dad you'd ...
- I Miss My Dog and Lil' Bro! or I Miss Chico, the L...
- Such a good little doggie!
- This would be on the side of the Catholic church!
- Discovering fun side streets
- Fleischfest, vielleicht???
- That's "Tea Paradise" for all of you non-German re...
- Ich liebe Tee!
- Outdoor Gathering for Fussball
- Visiting Mexicans provide entertainment for all!
- Viva Mexico!
- Go Deutschland!
- Enthusiastic German youth!
- Not everyone was excited by the Fussball game!
- Now We're Talking!
- Locals sitting at a Kneipe watching Fussball!
- Quiet street on Sunday morning
- Hier ist die "Gaenseliesel"
- Goettingens Rathaus in der Stadtzentrum
- Goethe-Institut on the inside
- Advertising the program for passerbys!
- The Goethe-Institut!
- My humble abode
- Home sweet home!
- Ein Stuck Erdbeerkuchen mit Tee
- Goethe Institut "backyard"
- On a clear day!
- More Goettingen from above
- Pretty Buildings!
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