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The triangle is isosceles or equilateral, with or without an eye, the "all-seeing eye," the "eye of Providence," the "radiant delta" – in any case, it was a sign, a reminder to us of the invisible omnipresence of God, of the fact that He watches over us from the heavens. The radiant delta is a common Christian symbol since the Renaissance, representing the Holy Trinity – the triune nature of the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit, a symbol of Divine Providence. The triangle is the most stable geometric figure, like the immutable dogmas and faith in it; the open eye is a symbol of our soul, a part of God living in each of us.
Reinhard Klimmt (born August 16, 1942) is a German politician, former Minister of Transport and Construction. From 1998 to 1999, he was the Prime Minister of Saarland. As is known, Freemasons were stonemasons.
His Eminence Cardinal Reinhard Marx (born September 21, 1953, Geseke, West Germany). German Cardinal. Titular Bishop of Petina and Auxiliary Bishop of Paderborn from July 23, 1996, to December 20, 2001. Bishop of Trier from December 20, 2001, to February 2, 2008. Archbishop of Munich and Freising from February 2, 2008. Cardinal-Priest with the title of the church of S. Corbiniano from November 20, 2010. Reinhard Marx is the youngest cardinal of the Roman Catholic Church.
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