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PRACTICAL ECUMENISM IN SACRED ART AND ARCHITECTURE – INCORPORATION AND SYNTHESIS
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The article presents the living idea of the creation of places of worship and religious encounter and dialogue between Christian communities against the background of the division between the Christian East and West and the hidden potential of its returning to ecumenical unity. Based on a short case study, it demonstrates the architectural design of the All Saints Temple as an academic ecumenical chapel in the campus of the Bialystok University of Technology. By referring to the universal symbolism of forms and orders, common for all Christians from the times predating the division, it shows a solution to the experimental holy space, which is an ideal preparation for this meeting.
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