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We were liberated by the one God-man “commando raid” of the Incarnate God, Jesus Christ, the image and likeness of God (“…If you have seen me, you have seen the Father…” John 14: 9). We were delivered from sin and its death. God intervened and rescued us from such darkness, bondage, and alienation. He has crushed my life to the ground, and has made me sit in darkness like those long dead” (LXX 142, 143).īut we were not left alone to a never ending lament and sorrow. 1 He has received the Free Software Award from the Free Software Foundation (FSF) for his work on Secure Boot, UEFI, and the Linux kernel. The complaint of the Psalmist truly was the complaint of all humanity: “The enemy has pursued me. Matthew Garrett is an Irish technologist, programmer, and free software activist who is a major contributor to a series of free software projects including Linux, GNOME, Debian, Ubuntu, and Red Hat. Rather than upholding the dignity of humanity, humans began to degrade other humans. Rather than serving and cultivating creation in love, its exploitation began. Humanity lost communion with God, and with the creation they were to serve as God’s vice-regents and priests. Though the image of God was not lost, the integrity was lost. Truly, the Serpent was the first iconoclast: he deceived and marred those who were created in the image of God. However, iconoclasm existed long before the controversy began. The destruction of icons had officially ended, and the restoration and writing of new icons could begin. So, Sunday, October 25, commemorated the Seventh Ecumenical Council and the Church’s ultimate victory in the Iconoclastic Controversy. Since it is in the ROCOR jurisdiction it is on the Old Calendar. Seraphim of Sarov Orthodox Church in Boise, Idaho. 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These combined his interest in medieval images of the Mary Magdalene with the c ![]() George Baldessin is known for Painting and sculpture.ĭespite only having an exhibiting career of just 14 short years – from the time of his first solo exhibition at Melbourne’s Argus Gallery in 1964 to his death in a car accident in 1978, George Baldessin’s work endures, continuing to resonate with audiences who have been able to experience his practice in a variety of new exhibition contexts and through new research.1īaldessin’s work remains fresh and contemporary, and the highly personal and interconnected iconography of his printmaking, drawings and sculpture have ensured that he now holds an established position in the history of recent Australian art.īaldessin began attending the Lacourière lithographic printworks three days a week in 1976 while he was living abroad in Paris, and it was during his time at this studio that he commenced his iconic MM of Rue St Denis charcoal drawings (1975 – 76). George Baldessin (1939 - 1978) was active/lived in Australia. ![]()
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