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Sovano
Profile Joined November 2011
United States1503 Posts
April 18 2012 13:30 GMT
#41
If the church did not remove the item before selling it, in this case the cross, then they probably either forgot about it, or did not want to remove it for whatever reason. As a result the new owners should be able to do what they please with it. What may be a religious symbol to some, is nothing but an object to others. Forcing people to recognize its significance as a religious symbol, I can understand, but forcing people to having to respect it is another issue. If the church decides to sell the land and whats on it, then they give up any religious attachments to that land in my opinion. What these people did is justified, and honestly I'm a bit envious of their cool house set-up.
fYlddnaHturtDyaWdmAi
Profile Joined February 2012
Israel157 Posts
April 18 2012 13:30 GMT
#42
On April 18 2012 22:12 Sbrubbles wrote:
Show nested quote +
On April 18 2012 22:04 fYlddnaHturtDyaWdmAi wrote:
On April 18 2012 21:58 vGl-CoW wrote:
I think that the idea of guidelines for "old churches" is a bit ridiculous. As soon as these guys bought the place, it stopped being a church and became a church-shaped house instead. It's their house and I don't see any reason why they shouldn't be able to use whichever object they want to hang their pool cues on.

I beg your permission to pursue this line of thought to its extreme end. How would the general society, the catholics, the moralists, the immoralists, athiests, and humanity at lage feel if an old church is bought and reused as a prostitution house?


Prostitution is illegal in most countries and I don't think costumers would be confortable with looking and paying for whores in a place that used to be a church (and may still remind them of one). Heavy conscience and all that.

What about is places where prostitution is legal, say Amsterdam. Would that make a difference?
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mcbrite
Profile Joined April 2010
Germany229 Posts
April 18 2012 13:31 GMT
#43
On April 18 2012 22:17 Twelve12 wrote:
It's pretty ridiculous that people would care about this. Don't want your church space being used for another purpose? don't sell it. Don't want your holy icons being used for something else? Remove them before you sell it. The liberty at which the religious use the 'offended' tag is so crazy. Many of the beliefs of the religious are deeply deeply offensive to me. The idea that a large bunch of very good and kind people are going to be tortured for eternity is very offensive to me. The contribution of the catholic church to the spread of aids in africa is very offensive to me. Yet if someone buys my property and wants to turn it into a church i wouldn't complain because i sold them my property. I really don't see the problem here


I was just going to post that I'd use a church to store my pornography, dead hookers and gambling equipment, while putting a gay nightclub in the cellar. But you put it much more eloquently than I would have done... :D
archonOOid
Profile Blog Joined March 2011
1983 Posts
April 18 2012 13:31 GMT
#44
The churches has always been empty, from my perspective. Why not fill them with a joyful activity or any other activity for that matter?
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Man with a Plan
Profile Joined January 2012
United States401 Posts
April 18 2012 13:35 GMT
#45
On April 18 2012 22:31 archonOOid wrote:
The churches has always been empty, from my perspective. Why not fill them with a joyful activity or any other activity for that matter?

That's deep. In what sense are they empty? Maybe not most catholic churchgoers think of jumping up and down and screaming halleluja as a way of celebrating mass.
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vGl-CoW
Profile Blog Joined December 2002
Belgium8305 Posts
April 18 2012 13:36 GMT
#46
On April 18 2012 22:04 fYlddnaHturtDyaWdmAi wrote:
Show nested quote +
On April 18 2012 21:58 vGl-CoW wrote:
I think that the idea of guidelines for "old churches" is a bit ridiculous. As soon as these guys bought the place, it stopped being a church and became a church-shaped house instead. It's their house and I don't see any reason why they shouldn't be able to use whichever object they want to hang their pool cues on.

I beg your permission to pursue this line of thought to its extreme end. How would the general society, the catholics, the moralists, the immoralists, athiests, and humanity at lage feel if an old church is bought and reused as a prostitution house?


Show nested quote +
On April 18 2012 21:58 Zandar wrote:
You can do pretty cool things with light projection and a church




Wow this is marvelous!


I can imagine some religious people would be offended by reusing an old church as a prostitution house, which would be understandable, but I don't think it would be reasonable. As far as I'm concerned, the building stopped being a church as soon as it was sold. It is now a house that happens to be shaped like a church.

If I personally owned an old church building, would I think it a good idea to turn it into a prostitution house? Probably not, but only out of pragmatic concerns, because I'd have to deal with a bunch of complaints, even though I feel they're being unreasonable.

(FWIW, this issue depends a lot on the cultural context. If I turned an old church building into a prostitution house here in Belgium, it might make the local newspapers, but I'm pretty sure there would be virtually no outrage at all. If I tried the same thing in say, the US Bible Belt, I wouldn't be too surprised to find my building torched to the ground.)
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Belisarius
Profile Joined November 2010
Australia6226 Posts
April 18 2012 13:36 GMT
#47
On April 18 2012 22:17 Twelve12 wrote:
It's pretty ridiculous that people would care about this. Don't want your church space being used for another purpose? don't sell it. Don't want your holy icons being used for something else? Remove them before you sell it. The liberty at which the religious use the 'offended' tag is so crazy. Many of the beliefs of the religious are deeply deeply offensive to me. The idea that a large bunch of very good and kind people are going to be tortured for eternity is very offensive to me. The contribution of the catholic church to the spread of aids in africa is very offensive to me. Yet if someone buys my property and wants to turn it into a church i wouldn't complain because i sold them my property. I really don't see the problem here


...really dude?

If you actually read the thread, you'll find that pretty much every poster who's identified as a christian has said they're fine with it, bar one or two who seem to have minor reservations. It's obvious that you had a rant to get off your chest and this was a convenient excuse, but... really?

These kinds of posts are why any thread that so much as mentioned the R word gets closed asap, despite 99% of people trying to have a reasonable discussion.
Mikau
Profile Blog Joined October 2010
Netherlands1446 Posts
April 18 2012 13:36 GMT
#48
On April 18 2012 22:26 frontliner2 wrote:
In the Netherlands all Churches that get closed due to less and less Christianity all become changed to Mosques.

Isn't it awesome?

( :S )

What's wrong with supply and demand in this sense? If there's not enough christians to make use of the church, why not make sure the building doesn't go to waste? I'd say changing it into a mosque is actually better since it keeps the building being used as a place of faith.

This coming from an atheist btw
DarkPlasmaBall
Profile Blog Joined March 2010
United States44200 Posts
April 18 2012 13:37 GMT
#49
On April 18 2012 22:30 fYlddnaHturtDyaWdmAi wrote:
Show nested quote +
On April 18 2012 22:12 Sbrubbles wrote:
On April 18 2012 22:04 fYlddnaHturtDyaWdmAi wrote:
On April 18 2012 21:58 vGl-CoW wrote:
I think that the idea of guidelines for "old churches" is a bit ridiculous. As soon as these guys bought the place, it stopped being a church and became a church-shaped house instead. It's their house and I don't see any reason why they shouldn't be able to use whichever object they want to hang their pool cues on.

I beg your permission to pursue this line of thought to its extreme end. How would the general society, the catholics, the moralists, the immoralists, athiests, and humanity at lage feel if an old church is bought and reused as a prostitution house?


Prostitution is illegal in most countries and I don't think costumers would be confortable with looking and paying for whores in a place that used to be a church (and may still remind them of one). Heavy conscience and all that.

What about is places where prostitution is legal, say Amsterdam. Would that make a difference?


I don't think so, but I also don't think that people generally advertise what buildings *used to be* before they were the current building. It's pretty much irrelevant, because it's not that building anymore. Completely different purpose, and it's taking away from the point of business, which is whatever the new building is selling or featuring or housing.

If someone is against prostitution for religious reasons, then they probably wouldn't go into a brothel, regardless of whether or not the brothel used to be a church. If someone wants to go into a brothel, they're probably going to go regardless of the building's former constructions (church or not).
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fYlddnaHturtDyaWdmAi
Profile Joined February 2012
Israel157 Posts
April 18 2012 13:40 GMT
#50
On April 18 2012 22:36 vGl-CoW wrote:
Show nested quote +
On April 18 2012 22:04 fYlddnaHturtDyaWdmAi wrote:
On April 18 2012 21:58 vGl-CoW wrote:
I think that the idea of guidelines for "old churches" is a bit ridiculous. As soon as these guys bought the place, it stopped being a church and became a church-shaped house instead. It's their house and I don't see any reason why they shouldn't be able to use whichever object they want to hang their pool cues on.

I beg your permission to pursue this line of thought to its extreme end. How would the general society, the catholics, the moralists, the immoralists, athiests, and humanity at lage feel if an old church is bought and reused as a prostitution house?


On April 18 2012 21:58 Zandar wrote:
You can do pretty cool things with light projection and a church

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=87syvGnnFEI

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ihQk2kqPyKU

Wow this is marvelous!


I can imagine some religious people would be offended by reusing an old church as a prostitution house, which would be understandable, but I don't think it would be reasonable. As far as I'm concerned, the building stopped being a church as soon as it was sold. It is now a house that happens to be shaped like a church.

If I personally owned an old church building, would I think it a good idea to turn it into a prostitution house? Probably not, but only out of pragmatic concerns, because I'd have to deal with a bunch of complaints, even though I feel they're being unreasonable.

(FWIW, this issue depends a lot on the cultural context. If I turned an old church building into a prostitution house here in Belgium, it might make the local newspapers, but I'm pretty sure there would be virtually no outrage at all. If I tried the same thing in say, the US Bible Belt, I wouldn't be too surprised to find my building torched to the ground.)

I get what youre saying.
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AlphaWhale
Profile Joined December 2010
Australia328 Posts
April 18 2012 13:40 GMT
#51
On April 18 2012 22:30 fYlddnaHturtDyaWdmAi wrote:
Show nested quote +
On April 18 2012 22:12 Sbrubbles wrote:
On April 18 2012 22:04 fYlddnaHturtDyaWdmAi wrote:
On April 18 2012 21:58 vGl-CoW wrote:
I think that the idea of guidelines for "old churches" is a bit ridiculous. As soon as these guys bought the place, it stopped being a church and became a church-shaped house instead. It's their house and I don't see any reason why they shouldn't be able to use whichever object they want to hang their pool cues on.

I beg your permission to pursue this line of thought to its extreme end. How would the general society, the catholics, the moralists, the immoralists, athiests, and humanity at lage feel if an old church is bought and reused as a prostitution house?


Prostitution is illegal in most countries and I don't think costumers would be confortable with looking and paying for whores in a place that used to be a church (and may still remind them of one). Heavy conscience and all that.

What about is places where prostitution is legal, say Amsterdam. Would that make a difference?


The thing is, when somebody is "offended", nothing happens. The almighty authority today is money, if you have the money and the deal follows legal guidelines then you can do what you want.

I could be offended for an art gallery being bought out to become a chain store or something equally shallow but I'm not going to get sanctimonious about it.
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Sermokala
Profile Blog Joined November 2010
United States13889 Posts
April 18 2012 13:51 GMT
#52
To be honest the cross being used as a pool cue is a bit offensive but I don't think that has any affect on it behind an old church. If it was any old building then having a cross being a pool stick holder be any different? I agree with firebolt that the thing they did wrong was publishing it and trying to get a reaction from religious people. the lack of respect is the problem here not them buying some old building and reusing it for what they want to do. Churches are just buildings not some holy relic like a cross.
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Sermokala
Profile Blog Joined November 2010
United States13889 Posts
April 18 2012 13:54 GMT
#53
On April 18 2012 22:40 AlphaWhale wrote:
Show nested quote +
On April 18 2012 22:30 fYlddnaHturtDyaWdmAi wrote:
On April 18 2012 22:12 Sbrubbles wrote:
On April 18 2012 22:04 fYlddnaHturtDyaWdmAi wrote:
On April 18 2012 21:58 vGl-CoW wrote:
I think that the idea of guidelines for "old churches" is a bit ridiculous. As soon as these guys bought the place, it stopped being a church and became a church-shaped house instead. It's their house and I don't see any reason why they shouldn't be able to use whichever object they want to hang their pool cues on.

I beg your permission to pursue this line of thought to its extreme end. How would the general society, the catholics, the moralists, the immoralists, athiests, and humanity at lage feel if an old church is bought and reused as a prostitution house?


Prostitution is illegal in most countries and I don't think costumers would be confortable with looking and paying for whores in a place that used to be a church (and may still remind them of one). Heavy conscience and all that.

What about is places where prostitution is legal, say Amsterdam. Would that make a difference?


The thing is, when somebody is "offended", nothing happens. The almighty authority today is money, if you have the money and the deal follows legal guidelines then you can do what you want.

I could be offended for an art gallery being bought out to become a chain store or something equally shallow but I'm not going to get sanctimonious about it.



Actually when people get "offended" stuff does happen. its called the war on Christmas where everything has to be the holidays or its offending people. As well as moving nativity scenes that aren't hurting people and other atheists just being dicks about it. Don't be stupid just because Christians being offended doesn't matter anymore.
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archonOOid
Profile Blog Joined March 2011
1983 Posts
April 18 2012 13:55 GMT
#54
On April 18 2012 22:35 Man with a Plan wrote:
Show nested quote +
On April 18 2012 22:31 archonOOid wrote:
The churches has always been empty, from my perspective. Why not fill them with a joyful activity or any other activity for that matter?

That's deep. In what sense are they empty? Maybe not most catholic churchgoers think of jumping up and down and screaming halleluja as a way of celebrating mass.


I'm speaking from a philosophical, popular and moral perspective. If the echos of a lonely priest in a lonely church is a way of celebrating mass it surely feels like a hollow religion to me.
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TheSwamp
Profile Joined November 2010
United States1497 Posts
April 18 2012 13:57 GMT
#55
On April 18 2012 22:04 fYlddnaHturtDyaWdmAi wrote:
Show nested quote +
On April 18 2012 21:58 vGl-CoW wrote:
I think that the idea of guidelines for "old churches" is a bit ridiculous. As soon as these guys bought the place, it stopped being a church and became a church-shaped house instead. It's their house and I don't see any reason why they shouldn't be able to use whichever object they want to hang their pool cues on.

I beg your permission to pursue this line of thought to its extreme end. How would the general society, the catholics, the moralists, the immoralists, athiests, and humanity at lage feel if an old church is bought and reused as a prostitution house?


Show nested quote +
On April 18 2012 21:58 Zandar wrote:
You can do pretty cool things with light projection and a church

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=87syvGnnFEI

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ihQk2kqPyKU

Wow this is marvelous!


As long as it's legal wherever the church is located, it's fine. His point is that it is not a church anymore and it doesn't matter what happens to it.
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Agathon
Profile Joined February 2011
France1505 Posts
April 18 2012 14:00 GMT
#56
In France this case is a bit different because most of church are very very old, and the buildings (owned by the french State) are protected. You can buy few old unused churches, but you can't do anything you want with it because it's an historical monument, protected by french laws.

Exactly like castles, or any very old building, you must respect an awful list of specifications each time you want build, rebuilt or destroy something (Same if your house is near an historical building, it's forbidden to paint your outside walls in pink or blue for exemple) .

Brothel are forbidden in France, but if it was allowed, i'm not sure how a brothel in a church would be considered...it doesn't destroy the building, but it's not vey good for it's image...Good question...
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andrewlt
Profile Joined August 2009
United States7702 Posts
April 18 2012 14:04 GMT
#57
I see nothing wrong with this. In fact, the big crosses on churches here in the US sometimes double as cell towers. These are on active churches, too. Thank Jesus for your 4G connection.
Sermokala
Profile Blog Joined November 2010
United States13889 Posts
April 18 2012 14:05 GMT
#58
On April 18 2012 23:00 Agathon wrote:
In France this case is a bit different because most of church are very very old, and the buildings (owned by the french State) are protected. You can buy few old unused churches, but you can't do anything you want with it because it's an historical monument, protected by french laws.

Exactly like castles, or any very old building, you must respect an awful list of specifications each time you want build, rebuilt or destroy something (Same if your house is near an historical building, it's forbidden to paint your outside walls in pink or blue for exemple) .

Brothel are forbidden in France, but if it was allowed, i'm not sure how a brothel in a church would be considered...it doesn't destroy the building, but it's not vey good for it's image...Good question...



To be honest though in France you have things like cathedrals and other supper massive landmark pieces of architectural that changed the way that people forever built buildings while at the same time being supper massive pieces of art. They can't be preserved in a museum but they should still be respected for what they are. I would argue that there is no better example of architectural art in the world then the great cathedrals of Europe.
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sharky246
Profile Blog Joined November 2010
1197 Posts
April 18 2012 14:05 GMT
#59
it just amazes me how a thread with only the slightest bit of relations to christianity can cause as much flaming as a religion vs atheist thread. Hate spreads like wildfire.
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lorkac
Profile Blog Joined December 2010
United States2297 Posts
April 18 2012 14:05 GMT
#60
On April 18 2012 21:37 paralleluniverse wrote:
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On April 18 2012 21:30 fYlddnaHturtDyaWdmAi wrote:
I encountered an interesting discussion in the internet about someone buying an old church and convert it into a domicile. I have no disagreements about this as this is a wise and practical use of space. What made me step back a bit though was how they re-used the cross (by the looks of it, it seemed like the altar cross too).

Here is the picture.

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In the discussion itself, the owner of the house posted more pictures of the house.

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http://i.imgur.com/LAHB7h.jpg
http://i.imgur.com/MjtQYh.jpg
http://i.imgur.com/qiz1Nh.jpg
http://i.imgur.com/gJLPTh.jpg


To be honest, I can't feel to bad, especially that the are gamers themselves like most of us here on TL, and they seem to thoroughly enjoy the place and make good use of it. Somewhere in the thread however, there is another post on church use in Netherlands. Here it is:

+ Show Spoiler +
[img]http://imgur.com/CwOaG[img]


Now, it is here I realized that the old curches are both not in the USA. It has been apparent that traditional Catholicism is losing its dominance, especially in Europe and this has resulted in empty churches, which some parishes are forced to sell. But I believe that in the event of reuse of these former church spaces, there has to be some agreement between the church and the new owners not to deviate or at least desecrate
the items in the space, like the cross. Or better yet, remove them from sale such that only the structure is part of the new ownership.

What do you think about this fellow TL members? Should there be guidelines on the reuse of old church spaces? And what is the best use of empty church spaces that could prove beneficial to the community.

There is nothing wrong with desecrating crosses.

It's not illegal.

And it's not real.


It depends on the contract no? And it depends on if the building is a historical artifact.

In the US, if the building is considered historical, then you're legally not allowed to change it from its previous form. This could be anything from movie theaters to churches and is on the whim of local and state government. I don't see anything wrong with that.

I don't think it's a valid reason to simply state that since you disagree with the beliefs that it is automatically not valid. Mutual respect is always the better deal.
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