@gabrielenguard "Want to come to our NORMAL church to NORMALLY worship our perfectly NORMAL Christ."
"Vietnam coming at it from a totally different angle." 
@mostly_sleepy "This perfectly normal church is in Sheffield."
@gabrielenguard "And that's a real church in Reykyavik, Iceland." 
@gabrielenguard "I saw a similar concrete church but WAY bigger, like a flagship from the Imperium of Man just crashed." 
@manuelaristaran "Cementery in Saldungaray, southern Argentina." 
@Rhetamm "For contrast, here's a mosque in Cologne Germany that's ready to take you to the year 3017." 
@amberdine "We've got the cathedral known as "Our Lady of Maytag" here in San Francisco." 
@KieranBennett "Ain't got nothing on Magelang's perfectly normal chicken church." Previously, previously, previously, previously, previously, previously, previously, previously, previously, previously, previously, previously, previously, previously, previously, previously, previously, previously, previously.
Apropos of nothing, here's a church in town which has a tower out front that looks just like the Atari logo. https://goo.gl/maps/NcyvWs19XLu
What does "Our Lady of Maytag" mean?
I've always heard it referred to as the (2:00pm) Boob Church: http://cdn.funcheap.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/12/church-close-up-1024x7681-550x413.jpg
Berkeley has a brutalist church too:
https://www.eastbayexpress.com/oakland/the-bay-is-brutal-a-love-letter-to-concrete-and-brutalism-in-the-bay-area/Content?oid=5536084
"Catholicism is known for its grandeur and showiness. Newman Hall in Berkeley uses its impressive size and raw walls to put the fear of God back into you."
I wonder what the Church of Fred Christ would look like these days...
Hallgrimskirkja (the Icelandic one) is even more impressive in context: it’s right at the top of a hill and the surrounding buildings are much smaller, so you can see it from miles away. Plus, there’s a statue of Leif Eriksson out front.
And now I read that they built it that tall so it’d be taller than the rival cathedral. An awesome level of pettiness.
I visited Saldungaray last year and it's breathtaking (and extremely quiet).
Everything designed by Francisco Salamone has this alien construction feeling.
The perfectly normal church my wife attended growing up in Muskegon, MI. Note the concrete slab cantilevered over the altar.
Lord Vader, your wafer is ready.
Church in Foligno, Italy:
The Icelandic one has a statue of the most white Scandinavian Christ you have ever seen
the chicken church is like a cross between the sphynx and a rooster: a sphynxter.
A coccyx.
Not quite on the same level, but in D.C.:
Tychy, Poland:
Always makes me think of Battlezone when I go past it.