Crowds still waited for hours in the brutal heat to enter the churchlike museum.
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They are trying to remake these religions in Christianity's image, with membership in a churchlike structure.
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After being led through a few more equipment rooms, we emerged into a sunlit room with a pitched churchlike ceiling.
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At the laundromat churchlike, fastidiously polite, I pair socks at the high counter, plastic marbled to resemble marble black, white, and blue.
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A techno-reggae song called "Bump de Ass!" filled the back seat, where half a dozen teen-agers sat in churchlike silence.
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The immersion was churchlike, less about sensory overload than a fervent commitment to take in a pastor issuing one demanding statement after another.
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Churchlike, too, is the screen's openwork pattern, which traces a flattened-out perspectival view of a dome with an open, circular oculus high up.
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There was a belfry at the tippy top, he recalled, where Mr. Burgess had made churchlike bells out of large gas canisters used for welding.
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His isolation lasted nearly as long as Robinson Crusoe's, and Finkel delights in revealing the ingenuity involved: water-resistant flooring made from old magazines and electrical tape; "churchlike" walls of tarp and garbage bags.
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Imagine, in a hundred years' time, that you wish to discover what great libraries once looked and smelled like, how they maintained their fabled churchlike hush, how they lent out and stamped books, and exactly what shelves were for.
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STEP from the fraying lobby into the tiled interior of Akebono-Yu, Tokyo's oldest sento, or public bath-house, and there is an almost churchlike silence, interrupted only by the tinkle of spring water and the odd groan of pleasure from one of the elderly customers sinking into its tubs.
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What are our pan-national institutions, our United Nations and European Union, all our interlocking NGOs, if not an attempt to recreate a kind of ecclesiastical power, a churchlike form of sovereignty, on the basis of thinner, less dogmatic but still essentially metaphysical ideas — the belief in human dignity and human rights?
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Studio KO also constructed a few small structures around the property: a laundry room, with a black-and-white mural that the British artist Luke Edward Hall painted across one wall; a churchlike office pavilion with a curvilinear ceiling and wide bay doors; and a three-story concrete cube that appears as some Kubrickian monolith.
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The Duke of Bedford later donated money to complete the buildings and to purchase ground adjacent to the property. The buildings were designed by an ecclesiastical architect in the character of English thirteenth-century Gothic. The churchlike appearance was intended to make the building look reassuring to the public at a time when cremation was an alien custom. The chapel was available for use in January 1891.
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The music video was released on September 28, 2010 and was directed by P.R. Brown. The video presents a narrative that is told out of chronology. It features the band members playing in a Churchlike building. Towards the end of the story (but shown throughout the video) it starts to show a mob of people breaking into the church and attacking all the band members, capturing them.
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Religious belief and behaviour are possible candidates in searching for the sources of values. Lipset looked to religion as one of the causes of differing values. He stated: :America remains under the strong influence of the Protestant sects. Its northern neighbor adheres to two churches, Catholic and Anglican, and an ecumenical Protestant denomination (the United Church of Canada) that has moved far from the sectarian origins of its component units toward churchlike communitarian values.
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The parish church of Saint Peter, Marsh Baldon, south of Weston-on-the-Green, has a Batoni painting of the Annunciation. The architect R. Phené Spiers restored the building in the 1870s, repairing the tower and adding the south porch and new seating. A plan to rebuild the east end with an apse "to make the building more churchlike" was not executed. In 1885 Spiers added a heavy tracery to the Georgian windows and the organ was installed.
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