If Irigaray maintains a Feuerbachian human referent for her own projection of religious discourse in terms of female representations of the divine, the feminine divine, too, would seem to facilitate its own destruction.
Of course, projections about religious growth are complex and continuously debated.
Unsurprisingly, however, the real spectacle is found below, in Interstate's dimly lit basement-turned-Purgatory. Here, Leyva's vision is realized through eerie projections of religious and pop culture images on tall, church window screens and candle-lit plexiglas tubes, cupped by plaster hands.
Yet she was also hidden, obscured behind layers of political and religious posturing, legal maneuvering, emotional projection, and media exploitation that swaddled her like strips of linen around a mummy.
Only he won't play the game, regularly making ethical, political, scientific and (ir)religious statements that rudely pop the projections laid on to him.
This sacramental projection in no way denigrates the material world, as critics of religious faith insist.
Might the trinity itself be a projection that not only reflects but masks power interests within these religious communities?
Yorck argues that the inversion of volitional and cognitive projection in feeling and its concentration in pure, passive interiority amounts to a "religious comportment" and the feeling of dependency (ST, 121).
Since 2011, the Italian artist's visual mapping and design projections have transformed the faces of some of Europe's most celebrated religious structures, including the Sanctuary of San Michele (a piece commissioned by UNESCO) and the Catania Cathedral in Sicily.
Mr. Bush repeatedly pressed his theme that religious and political freedom would not lead to chaos, using words that were both a forceful projection of his own religious faith and a subtle criticism of what he sees as the oppressiveness of President Jiang Zemin's regime.
