Angels on the World Wide Web



Beware - Low Flying Angels…
In recent years, there has been a resurgence in popular interest in angels, and this is reflected in the thousands of sites on the World Wide Web on the subject. For many people angels have largely become mystical symbols of human goodness, and this is reflected in some recent popular music. For others, angels are considered to be spiritual beings in their own right. The Bible warns us that evil spirits may be disguised as angels of light - in other words, we need to beware of deception in this area.

Here are just a few links loosely related to angels and the spiritual life:

• ‘Virtual Church’ has one of the top-rated web-pages on the subject of Angels
• What the Bible says about angels
• To find out more about angels in the Bible, explore the Bible on-line with Bible Gateway
• "Do you need the service of angels?"
• Catholic Online's angel page
• "God and His angels" - an article by Lambert Dolphin
• A "Virtual Angel Gallery" giving links to pictures of angels on the net

For further information about the "Angel of the North", take a look at these sites:

• Gateshead Council's "Angel of the North" page
• Ian Britton's photos of the Angel
• Ray Irwin's pictures of the Angel
• Michael Wells has taken a superb set of black and white photos of the Angel
• Geordie Pride's Angel page
• Dave Porter asks us to make up our own minds about the Angel
• Ken Finn's Angel page
• Michael Russell's view of the Angel is somewhat tongue in cheek
• David Nulty discusses the Angel's impact and proportions
• Arup's engineering skills made the Angel possible
  

For information about other attractions in the Northumbria region, how to get here, and places to stay, visit the Northumbria Tourist Board

Take a look at more photos from Gateshead and the surrounding area including the new Millennium Bridge

Order the book "Making An Angel" written by Antony Gormley and others from Amazon


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