Class date: November 4, 2018.
Find the hidden image in this auto-stereogram.
Brian Butler uses this analogy in the presentation. At first, the stereogram looks like just a bunch of random dots, just as life might look random, with no pattern. But if you look at it in the right way, then suddenly a pattern, picture, or message emerges, analogous to looking at life through the lens of the Theology of the Body can bring into view a true picture of life with depth and meaning.
This stereogram contains a hidden image. Here's how to find it. First, click on the image, then view it in full-screen mode. Next, move your face close to the screen and relax your eyes so that they look "through" the screen toward the wall behind it. After a little while, you should be able to see the central item in the three-dimensional image. Wait to for it to "lock in" before looking around at the rest of the picture. Be patient! If you have never viewed a stereogram before, it will probably take a little longer.
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A movie clip from LOTR: Return of the King
What does this scene portray? How does it relate to what we discussed?