anyone know of any non-faith specific communal ‘sacred’ spaces that have been designed in the inner city? i’m talking about something different to multi-faith chapels [i.e. a space that can inhabited by different faith groups at different times].
i guess i’m talking about the kind of space that epitomises a shared table, rather than radical hospitality – i.e. it wouldn’t be a space ‘owned’ by the christians, or indeed by any faith group, but a space that honours each of them and those who choose none of them. anyone get what i’m talking about [language is so clumsy]? anyone seen places where it happens? they must be out there somewhere…
[and i really don’t like the language of ‘sacred spaces’. i’m talking about third places, but third places that go into a fourth dimension. or something like that.]
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