Very interesting. I enjoyed reading this post. I find the Pantheon to be quite fascinating. 

Corinthian style buildings such as Pantheon seemed to have influenced a lot of later styles of architecture up to today. Sometimes I could see some similarities between some architectural designs today and the ancient Corinthian designs on the pillars of modern buildings. It's amazing how much effort they put into funding such an endeavor to create the Pantheon and how they were able to place giant tons of stone on top of each other. It really reflects how deeply important religion was to their culture. 

After reflecting on the effort that they had put into building this magnificent structure, would you consider the Pantheon as a testament of how much the people back then wanted to be able to "get closer to the realm gods" as is possible?