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GAOTU
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GAOTUGreat Architect of the Universe (Freemasons)
GAOTUGreater Authority Of The Universe
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ANSWERS QUIZ CHALLENGE: 1 Venezuela, Italian for little Venice; 2 The coronation of Queen Elizabeth II; 3 The area where colleges back on to the River Cam; 4 Time zones; 5 The Great Architect of the Universe.
QUIZ CHALLENGE by Daily Post (Liverpool, England)
Against the rationalism of the emerging Enlightenment, Bach praised not some nondescript divine being or the great architect of the universe, but God the Father, Son, and Spirit.
Mark P. Bangert: Professor of Worship and Church Music by Klien, Ralph w. / Currents in Theology and Mission
Up to Baroque times architects, at least when making great public buildings, inherited the mantle of the priests of the earliest religions as interpreters of the cosmos to humanity by modifying and manipulating the light given by the Great Architect of the Universe.
Light on matter. (Comment) by Deitz, Paula / The Architectural Review
 
 
 
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