In St. Peter's Square an inhuman nativity scene completely consistent with an increasingly dehumanized society
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there, this was the right message that humanity was waiting for in this painful year. An inhuman nativity scene. Luckily they thought about it, to fill our hearts with further anguish, suffering and despair….
Luckily someone has had the goodness to explain it to us, a careful examination , an exemplary criticism. Already in the 70s, these potters understood how it would end.
I must congratulate the author of the article on the Castelli nativity scene. Finally I read a serious criticism, documented and reasoned that does not bring up satanic-esoteric symbols and so on. Unfortunately, this is the aesthetic sign of a degeneration of man's vision of a culture that, as Florensky pointed out, in the desire to exalt humanity, he created an anti-human system.