Which branch of Christianity has the superior aesthetics?
>>1827844
Christian
I think the answer is obvious
>>1827844
Orthodoxy has the best looking interior.
For exterior, it's hard to say, only some churches look really impressive from the outside. For example Sagrada SenpaiĆlia and Saint Basil's both look very impressive.
Props for using the Serbian Saint Sava temple, but it's not finished. You could have chosen many Bulgarian, Serbian, Ukrainian churches etc. Personally i think Ukrainian churches have the best dome design. You could have gone for a more medieval one, a one that's red, to fit the color of the mecha.
Btw, which /m/echa is it?
>>1827931
It's GaoGaiGar.
Ricenigger Space Christians
Depends on your criteria. Orthodoxy uses very different criteria from everyone else, it's sort of like trying to compare the aesthetics of Psalms to other kinds of poetry. Catholics generally just apply the aesthetics of the Zeitgeist to sacred subjects. And Protestant aesthetics vary immensely between denominations.
Catholic, obviously. Best architecture in the world since at least 1200 AD, best paintings since the 14th century, best sculpture since the 15th.
Orthodox can be pretty nice but they never really improved on the Hagia Sofia. It's basically watered down Roman architecture, unlike Catholic architecture which built on Roman foundations to create something even better.
Protestant shit is just Catholic stuff with all the good taken out of it.
>>1827931
To be fair most of the Catholic churches back in the day had very similar interiors.
>>1828611
I can think of a few ways.
>>1828611
sup
Roman Catholicism
>tfw used to attend mass in this behemoth
>opened in 1502, upgraded version of an earlier 1243 church
>>1827873
Yup, a bunch of sellouts (inb4 all organized religions are a bunch of sellouts) and not ashamed of not hiding it
Catholic style is stuck in 16th century gaudiness or disingenuous modernism. Orthodox style is more resemblant of medieval Christianity. The difference between Eastern and Oriental Orthodox is that Eastern Orthodox Churches resemble Roman civic structures more while Oriental Orthodox styles are more showy or sensational in any case. Protestants basically use Gothic style without the iconography and relief carving and Baptist, Evangelical, and Fundamentalist structures tend to be bare and unadorned.
>>1827844
Catholicism of course
>>1828635
>implying we don't have churches in rock
try harder
>>1828637
you for real?
>>1829354
baroque churches really is shit.
Catholic, both roman and orthodox
>>1829536
you trolling or just stupid
When your church begins to resemble a quasi-cultic temple.
>>1829613
>>1829617
>>1829336
Those suburban houses are absolutely cancerous and should be demolished to the last.
Catholics have the best aesthetics but soon it won't matter as all the new churches will be modernist and all the old one will be converted into refugee shelters and mosques in the future or sold to build more refugee shelters.
>>1827844
Less is more to be honest.
>>1827844
I prefer my churches one and undivided.
>>1829691
Tfw protestants don't build roofs, they grow them
>>1829691
I agree.
>>1829771
hehe
>>1829778
Wooden churches are beautiful.
>>1829786
Inside.
Wooden churches in cold places.
>>1829799
Stunning.
>>1829816
Looks like an old western saloon.
>>1829830
2 Eucharists comin' right up.
O R T H O D O X Y
t. nonreligious with Catholic and Orthodox sympathies
San Antonio de Colo church, Chiloe, Chile
>>1829613
Well the whole "ominous latin chanting" thing came out of what the protestants thought the catholics were doing.
>>1829691
>>1829778
>>1829786
>>1829847
Wooden churches can look good, but for some reason i can't stand protestant ones.
They look like someone's house from the suburbs rather than a place of worship.
Pic related, wooden orthodox churches in Romania build as a response against the prohibition of Austro-Hungary to erect stone orthodox churches.
>>1828451
Gothic architecture has almost nothing to do with "Roman" architecture.
On the other hand, Orthodox (and even Ottoman) styles are a direct evolution of "Roman" (Byzantine) architecture.
>>1829348
kitsch/10
>>1829771
Something something roofs aren't biblical.
Protestants are the most aesthetic Christians.
Modern Catholicism and Anglicism provides the superior churches though. The use of white, the sweeping curves that look like the wings of a dove, it's all on point.
Catholicism has the most aesthetic morality and teachings.
For architecture, it's a tie between Orthodoxy and Catholicism.
>>1827844
>chooses the worst looking Catholic church I've ever seen
Roman Catholics have superior churches
>>1829336
What a fucking beautiful image
Catholic larpers are ten times as frequent yet everyone here just care about pagan ones, why?
>>1829691
>Less is more to be honest.
This.
A bored atheist might prefer Catholic aesthetics but from a Christian point of view, I prefer minimalism to get my focus on Christ.
>>1831252
>Gothic grows out of Romanesque
>Romanesque grows out of Ottonian/Carolongian
>Ottonian/Carolingian grows out of Byzantine
Western, Orthodox and western Islam architecture all grew out of Roman architecture, it's just less obvious with Western stuff because they actually innovated instead of copying the same old styles for centuries (at least until the Renaissance).
>>1829816
Relatively modern wooden Church in Kiruna, Sweden, design based on an old stave Church,
>>1832919
Forgot pic
>>1832925
Inside.
>>1829539
this is the tackiest shit you can imagine
>dude just put golden ornaments everywhere lmao
>oh and jesus I guess
>>1828611
By not being Larpers just into it for the bling bling.
>>1828653
those houses are cute! CUTE!
>>1831668
Nobody took you bait, eh? Here's a (You).
>>1832110
Well, its more likely that a Catholic is not a larper then a pagan giving how widespread Catholicism is
>>1832946
you're just jealous that you don't have a room filled with gold.