Bite 6 by FP: Referencing high-rise flats or oddly-roofed, above-ground coffins, these structures provide shelter in some way. But do they show society supporting or climbing up by using each other?

Bite 6 by NN: The Church can easily become an above-ground coffin when it is buried in itself. History reveals that on many occasions Christianity, using the brutal structures and spiritual residues of nationalism and colonialism, has climbed up and over many indigenous forms of spirituality, believing it has accurately represented the bleeding heart of Jesus of Nazareth. He was not born in a high rise apartment block but in an oddly-roofed stable which would never have survived a building inspection. Yet it became the temporary home in occupied Bethlehem for one small family destined to become dispossessed refugees. If they fled to Australia instead of Egypt, they would have ended up on Nauru.