Among The 7: Post 5: Saviour of Many

The religion of Christianity, sometimes was the cause of war ,sometimes, the solution which still echoes to us till this day . It was such a crucial part in history that it would be a shame if one of the best statues, the topic for today, was not a part of the 7 Wonders of The World.


In Christian theology (way of belief for the religion), Jesus is sometimes referred to by the title, Redeemer. This was because he is considered the person who redeemed souls.


You can pinpoint it in the former capital of Brazil, Rio De Janeiro, which also happens to house Estadio de Maracana. 


Paul Landowski, Heitor da Silva Costa and Albert Cauqout, a sculptor and engineers respectively, built the Christ the Redeemer statue using soapstone. The face was sculpted by Gheorghe Leonida. 


Construction began in 1926 (8 years after World war 1 was concluded) and was completed five years later. The resulting monument stands 98 feet tall, not including its base, which is about 26 feet high. Its outstretched arms span 92 feet.


In 2014 the tip of Jesus’s right thumb was damaged during a storm.


Now for the juicy opinions...


Although the structure isn’t so marvellous, it has a rich and beautiful history that makes it part of the Wonders of the World. 


That doesn’t mean that it is not worth being a part of your next vacation. Even if the structure does not satisfy you, the city will surely do.


We felt the happiest writing this blog for you to read because we are now on holidays from school. There will be new posts almost everyday so you don’t become bored.


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  1. Dear readers,
    We told you guys that we would be posting everyday. But, we were busy the whole time with some personal things. We will try to post at least thrice a week from now on.
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