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The iconoclasm did not lead to any split. It led to a compromise in which statues were not to be used and icons were to be painted in the Byzantine style.
The answer "The Great Schism of 1054" is often given, even though that happened due to a power feud between two bishops who got so angry they excommunicated each other.
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Which events resulted from the end of iconoclasm during the Macedonian dynasty?
New freedoms granted to painters led to a rebirth of Byzantine art.
What effect did empress Theodora's ban on iconoclasm have on Byzantine empire?
The ban ended iconoclasm in the Byzantine Empire and allowed the art of Christian figures to flourish.
What accounts for the fragmentary knowledge of Byzantine art prior to the ninth century?
Iconoclasm
What started the period of iconoclasm?
The period of iconoclasm was primarily triggered by religious and political motivations. In the 8th and 9th centuries, Byzantine emperors, such as Leo III and his successors, initiated the destruction of religious icons and other religious imagery due to concerns of idolatry and the belief that they were distracting people from the true worship of God. This sparked a widespread movement of iconoclasm across the Byzantine Empire.
The Reformation resulted in what?
Protestant iconoclasm.
Which events resulted from the end of iconoclasm during the Macedonian dynasty?
New freedoms granted to painters led to a rebirth of Byzantine art.
What effect did empress Theodora's ban on iconoclasm have on Byzantine empire?
The ban ended iconoclasm in the Byzantine Empire and allowed the art of Christian figures to flourish.
What effect did empress Theodora's ban iconoclasm have on the byzantine empire?
The ban ended iconoclasm in the Byzantine Empire and allowed the art of Christian figures to flourish.
What accounts for the fragmentary knowledge of Byzantine art prior to the ninth century?
Iconoclasm
Why did the byzantine emperor Leo iii inaugurate a program iconoclasm?
He argued that God in the Ten Commandments had prohibited images
What started the period of iconoclasm?
The period of iconoclasm was primarily triggered by religious and political motivations. In the 8th and 9th centuries, Byzantine emperors, such as Leo III and his successors, initiated the destruction of religious icons and other religious imagery due to concerns of idolatry and the belief that they were distracting people from the true worship of God. This sparked a widespread movement of iconoclasm across the Byzantine Empire.
What has the author Paul Julius Alexander written?
Paul Julius Alexander has written: 'Religious and political history and thought in the Byzantine Empire' -- subject(s): Apocalyptic literature, Byzantine Empire, Civilization, History and criticism, Iconoclasm
What split in Christianity during the byzantine empire?
icons
What is the historical term used to describe the destruction of holy images?
Iconoclasm. A person who does this is an iconoclast.
The Reformation resulted in what?
Protestant iconoclasm.
What caused the split Christianity during the byzantine empire?
icons
What was the name of the church in the Byzantine Empire after the split?
The Orthodox Church
