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Tag Archives: Madras
The Man Who Knew Infinity. . . . . . a film
Mathematics is not the topic most people would prefer as a film topic, right? Well, Matthew Brown, who directed, worked for 10 years with mathematics experts to insure the proofs and theories were correct and that the audience would not … Continue reading
Posted in Architecture, film, Religions of the World, Travel, Uncategorized
Tagged "The Man Who Knew Infinity", Based on a true story, Cambridge, courage, Dev Patel, faith, family, film, friendship, Hindu temple, Indian mathematician, Jeffery Irons, Madras, Matthew Brown director, movie 2016, notebooks, Ramunujan, Trinity College, Wren Library
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Chennai, India St. Thomas Cathedral and Shiva
← Temple Towns in the South of India Jungle Boat → St Thomas Cathedral, Chennai Originally Posted on April 23, 2013by annetbell Namaste! Thomas, the saint of doubters, is depicted in Caravaggio’s vivid painting at the moment of his belief of the resurrection of Christ as he inserted his finger into … Continue reading
Posted in India, Travel, Uncategorized
Tagged art, art history, Caravaggio, Chennai, Christ, Christianity, creator god in Hinduism, culture, doubt, doubter, history of Christianity, History of Hinduism, India, Madras, relics of disciples, Religions of the World, saint of doubters, Santiago de Compostela, Shiva, St Thomas, St. Peters, St. Thomas Cathegral of Chennai
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Chennai Building Collapse
This tragedy happened last weekend and the pictures brought back memories of seeing construction in India. The bamboo sticks are used for scaffolding, and my architect assured me that they are very strong. But to hold up a building of … Continue reading
Posted in Architecture, India, Travel, Uncategorized
Tagged bamboo scaffolding, building, building collapse, cheap life, Chennai, construction in India, engineers, Madras, saftely issues
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St Thomas Mount, Chennai
Thomas, the saint of doubters, is depicted in Caravaggio’s vivid painting at the moment of his belief of the resurrection as his finger is inserted into the wound on Christ’s side.Thomas was the first missionary for Christ in India where he served, was martyred, and buried … Continue reading
Posted in India, Uncategorized
Tagged Caravaggio, Chennai, Madras, Siva's Cosmic Dance, St Thomas
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