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[[Philosopher]]s view [[Athens]] and [[Jerusalem]] as the foundational pillars of Western civilization. While Athens represents [[reason]], Jerusalem stands for [[revelation]]. | [[Philosopher]]s view [[Athens]] and [[Jerusalem]] as the foundational pillars of Western civilization. While Athens represents [[reason]], Jerusalem stands for [[revelation]]. | ||
[[Image:Jerusalem Ugglan 1.jpg|left|thumb|290px|Solomon's Temple.]] | [[Image:Jerusalem Ugglan 1.jpg|left|thumb|290px|Solomon's Temple.]] | ||
| − | [[Image:Western-north corner of Parthenon.jpg|right|thumb]] | + | [[Image:Western-north corner of Parthenon.jpg|right|thumb|The [[Parthenon]] in Athens.]] |
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[[category: Ancient History]] | [[category: Ancient History]] | ||
Revision as of 00:29, September 28, 2011
Philosophers view Athens and Jerusalem as the foundational pillars of Western civilization. While Athens represents reason, Jerusalem stands for revelation.
The Parthenon in Athens.