One helicopter ride in a city he’s never seen from above, and Stephen precisely draws Rome with near perfect detail, proportion and perspective! Astonishing! Look deeper and catch a glimpse of God’s infinite mind and perfect attention to every detail. Click over to the full Family Conquest. The “To Do” activity in the Wrapping It Up section teaches families the fun skill of drawing a 3D ladder and a 3D Hole.
A savant is someone with major mental disabilities who also has certain abilities far in excess of average. In this video, savant Stephen Wiltshire draws Rome:
Spiritual Nuggets for Family Discussion
Open with a prayer.
(i.e. a Glory Be, or Our Father, or Hail Mary, or ‘Jesus, Mary, Joseph, we love You! Save souls!’)
- “Pencil and paper.”
- He can see a city from above and memorize a picture of it almost perfectly.
- He can draw that picture.
- The details, proportions and perspective of the picture are incredibly accurate.
- God can see everything and He remembers every little detail.
Close with a prayer.
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