[mlizzy]

A grotto; much better ... we now await "the spring."

[the invisib1e hand]

chesterton wrote something to the effect that the religious impulse in people drives them to do the craziest things and that the guidance of the Church is therefore a God-given moderating force. As usual, he gives voice to the self-evident.

[Huskrrrr]

[Mr. K]

Pewrsonally, I am all for this type of stuff.

It would be so hard to get the stupid people to stamp a big red ‘S’ on their forehead so we can recognize them, but this they do all on their own!!
(face rings too)

[beethovenfan]

Worshiping the creation rather than the Creator. Romans makes it clear what the end result is.

[TSgt]

I bet this guy was there...

[RnMomof7]

They look just like the people waiting to see a vision of mary in a plate glass window or some "vision" they have been told happens regularly

[Ditter]

I visited Stone Henge about 47 years ago. There was no one there except me, my mother in law and the man who drove us there. It was a spectacular thing to see.

[ETL]

A month or so in New York's Central Park I came across this group of loonies chanting to the ancient Egyptian obelisk 'Cleopatra's Needle'. It was actually creepy. It reminded me of an old devil-worshiping movie I saw as a kid.

[dfwgator]

I think of the scene in “Mars Attacks!” when the first people the Martians obliterate are the “New Agers” who have come to “worship” the invaders.