I never thought about how temples back then related to churches we have now. Maybe in 1000 years people will study our large churches that we use today :P I know it's not nice of me but I always stereotyped people of this era as being dumb founded since they don't have the same educations as we do today. I have to admit I was very very wrong. This building is widely impressive and required a great deal of knowledge about geometry and architecture to build, which is why it should be preserved.
Are there any replicas of this building in America?