Since the Notre Dame fire, I've been thinking about this one even more than normal. Why have we gone away from building churches in that monument, gothic, style? It's a style absolutely unique to Christianity yet barely anyone does it anymore and instead they either go for a tin box that looks like a storage unit or something that looks like a stadium if it's a bigger church. These churches have zero aesthetics and don't give you a feel like you're entering something grand at all. It's just another piece of modern architecture that will won't last.
My question is more directed to Protestants than Catholics or Orthodox who still appear to understand that aesthetics in a church do matter.
My question is more directed to Protestants than Catholics or Orthodox who still appear to understand that aesthetics in a church do matter.