The Epoch of the Great Pyramid
by: KenKlein
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A religious monument is not usually a product of its own local epoch, but the epoch was technically and artistically capable of expressing the origins of a past golden age. Stone monuments tend to express an age that preceded the time of it's construction. Hence, the Great Pyramid was determined to be a time capsule.
When considering, for example, the architectural design of Sir Christopher Wren in the design of St. Paul's Cathedral in London, it can be seen that he used modern technology and art along with symbolism which expressed Christianity at it core.
Christianity had its own epoch at the very time of Jesus Himself, which was His epoch. It would be ludicrous to say that the Christian religion was created by the epoch of Wren's Cathedral in London. In addition, the same is true of the magnificent Vatican Basilica of St. Peter in Rome. In both instances the later Epoch did not create the former epoch, but only materially expressed the former.
The religious expression of Wren's or Michelangelo's prowess draws on ideas formulated in the first to the fifth century AD. How old, then, were the religious ideas expressed in the architecture of the Great Pyramid? Centuries, millennia or more? When was the First Time?
About the Author
Author: Ken Klein is a independent movie producer and researcher. His research has brought to light mysteries surrounding the Great Pyramid. For a free tour of the Great Pyramid get his free Great Pyramid walk though video.
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