Thread by @SocialNomadRach

I don't think Catholicism has ever claimed that there are physical locations for either. Correct me if I'm wrong.

https://twitter.com/JakeMondale/status/1416515464440815617

I wouldn't say they are not real, merely unobservable, with the exception of notable prophets and saints who had visions etc

Well, that would be interesting given that I'm seeing a bunch of articles on quantum physics lately

https://twitter.com/jr_farty/status/1416528343298711554?s=19

The Tower of Babel is interesting, but I somehow think that humanity's ability to "procreate/co-create" with God is at play here.

https://twitter.com/JackWac17244203/status/1416529593196965889?s=19

I think that not only were they breaking the absolute limits of architecture, but that it was somehow also breaking into the spiritual realm. I know this is a memri meme but I think that when humans create things of beauty (not merely aesthetics), something spiritual happens

The Tower of Babel was probably that. Think on it, we still marvel at ancient architecture like the pyramids and stuff and the general consensus is that humans today do not have the means to replicate it even with modern tech. Idk, probably a hint in there somewhere.

Maybe this is a topic for someone like Jimmy Akins or Owen Cyclops.