Sacred Architecture and Symbolism

This chapter delves into the architectural and theological significance of the Pantheon in Rome and Paris, focusing on symbolic elements like the circumpunkt and equilateral cross. It contrasts ancient sacred spaces with modern architectural interpretations, illustrating how ancient symbols continue to influence both religious and secular structures, such as the U.S. Capitol and the Library of Congress. Through exploring these connections, the chapter emphasizes the importance of understanding the spiritual insights embedded in architectural designs.