Have you ever thought, who the angels really were?

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Kimmo Huosionmaa

Have you thought, who were models for the angel figures and statues, what are found in many old churches? Who were those women and men, who gave their shape for those sculptures? The angel sculptures are portraying the ordinary-looking people, who have the simple haircut, and the kind looks on their faces. How the sculptor choose those persons? What criteria was used, when the persons asked to stand as the model? Were they nuns or monks, or noble women or men? Or were they orphans, who were some way special?  Did they get salaries for that job? And are those statues made that people could recognize those persons, who are trapped in the stone?

In some theories, those sculptures are portraying people, who are suitable spouses for noble people, because in those positions, must everybody know, what they were doing. But as we know those figures are very fascinating, and there are many interesting thoughts about them. One of the most exciting thought about the angel figures was given by H.G Wells, the early Science Fiction writer.


That theory or thought is that in some of those statues is preserved the humans, who are something special. In fact, I don't remember was behind this theory H.G Wells,  William Shakespeare or somebody else. That theory bases the fact that sometimes in the carbon mining in Wells have been found living frogs inside the carbon bites, and there are theories, that those angel-sculptures are made for giving those persons, whose pictures are trapped in the sculpture forever live.


In this case, the person, who would put in that sarcophagi would first be covered with carbon, what would clean the liquids, and then the core of the calcium would cover that body. After that, the embalmed body would cover by stronger stone. In some ideas, the person can be embalmed by the thin plastic core, and then this person could refresh to live after centuries. But if we would think, how reasonable this thing could be, we must say, that those frogs, what are found inside the carbon bites could also be fake, but this kind of things is interesting to think in the morning mist. Maybe Egyptians tried that thing when they embalmed their mummies, and they might think, that technology would allow the life forever.

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The cathedral and symbolism

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Have you ever noticed the vision, that opens in the people eyes, then they will stand outside the Cathedral of Helsinki. The vision or portrait consists the statue of Russian emperor Alexander II and the cathedral. Alexander II represents the state or the government for people, and the cathedral what is backward represents something else. It is the idea and ideology, what justifies the existence of the state and the nation. Around the statue of the emperor are sculptures, what represents the science, what may not look like very important.

But in the hands of the government, they are very powerful. The poems are the very important role when the national spirit is rising, and the independence and proud of the nation are beginning from the myths of the nation. The spirit of the nation is the thing, what people want to defend. That makes physics important because it can be used to create weapons. And this makes those sciences and skills very powerful. But the most powerful thing is the human spirit. The will to protect the land and something, what is own for those people. And in this process, the history is the very good tool to tell the people, that they are something great. Independence means freedom, and freedom is the ideology, what allows free science and writing about the things, what are very important to all of us, who lives in the free world. Freedom is the thing, what we must defend. That’s why we are independent here in Finland.

Agricola

In the Cathedral of Helsinki is three statues, what portraits there men Michel Agricola, Martin Luther and Philipp Melanchthon . Those men present for us, what actually means religion and being in the church. Those persons represent three things, what makes religion and science possible. Agricola’s role in this triangle is that he was a teacher, the man who created Finnish literature language, and made possible to learn the Bible alone without physical teacher existence. Agricola is a man, who created an idea of the learning from the book, and this made possible that people really understood, what they learned and what was the role of religion in the state.

Luther

Martin Luther was the man who created the idea that the world of God must give to people by their own language. This made the learning of Latin unnecessary. He also created very nice idea that the  God is in heaven and no man would ever represent him except his own son. In this thought, Martin Luther also separated the State from the religion and stopped the way that the mercy can be bought from Pope. This was the very big advantage for legislative and justice systems. Also that the church was part of the state was the advantage, because the money that went to Rome went after this to the King of the nation.

Melanchthon

The role of Philipp Melanchthon is also very big in this triangle. He presents the law, and in this text, this statue symbolizes that the rules of the state must be similar for every people. In this text, the person who steals or violates other people must get punishment. Even they were noblemen or noble women. The law is similar to every person in the state, and it is the principle of reading every lawbook in the war or peace. The king is the ruler of the state, and nobody ever should pay him. In this text, I write on the side of the 16th. Century person. The king symbolizes the juridical person, what rules the land and every state of the world is the ruler. In Finland, it is the parliament, what makes laws for every person in the state. This is the symbolism of this place, by the eye of the art and architecture.

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