Emperor Leo III, 717-741, ordered that the relief of Christ on the Chalke Gate at the entrance to the imperial palace be replaced with a cross bearing the inscription "I drive out the enemies and kill the barbarians." Scholars are divided whether to refer to him as an iconoclast, or merely that he wanted to revert to the symbol used by Constantine This Emperor Leo III has nothing to do with the Reformation.
Absolutely not! If they are idolatrous, then everyone on earth who has photos of family members, sports heroes or teen idols around the house is also guilty of blasphemy. Statues or pictures of saints or crucifixes are simply aids to prayer. They help us focus our prayer or meditation. Who can look at a crucifix without remembering the extreme sacrifice of Jesus Christ to save our souls from sin? We do not worship statues or crucifixes. Worship belongs to God alone. They are simply spiritual aids.
With statues, vase paintings and sculptures.
Indian Pottery, Statues, or paintings.
All paintings, statues and icons purporting to be likenesses of Yashua Messiah are blasphemous and idolatrous - no one knows what He looked like.
Art. Ancient relics, paintings, statues & so forth.
with paint and the urine from the statues and jews and then drink to make a liquid
In the Catholic religion, there are several items and actions worshiped as sacramentals. These include images, statues, crucifixes, candles, holy water, fasting, rosaries, and saint devotion.
the terra cotta warriors were built to protect the emperor in the after life
They were an army of clay statues made for an Asian emperor to protect him in the afterlife I think
In the steampunk exhibition, items related to steampunk era like clothings, statues, paintings, weapons etc are displayed.
In the steampunk exhibition, items related to steampunk era like clothings, statues, paintings, weapons etc are displayed.
Yes. He never finished most of his work; statues, paintings. He didn't even have a home for 16 years.