No, not usually. Culturally, most Mormons reject traditional Christian symbols such as the cross and the fish. While individual Mormons may use them if they wish, most Mormons feel that it is inappropriate to use a tangible symbol to represent deity, fearing that people may begin to worship the symbol as an idol rather than the holy being the symbol represents. The Church itself does not use any symbols to represent deity and does not have any official symbols, although the shape of the Angel Moroni statue is often used when a symbol is needed.
There is no way to answer your question unless you tell us what the symbol is. Do you mean a cross? Or perhaps a fish symbol? Please clarify your question.
They are the Greek symbol for Christ, although most Christian groups also use it.
Christian beliefs center on the teachings of Jesus Christ, including his divinity, sacrificial death for humanity's sins, resurrection, and promise of salvation. The sacred texts for Christians are the Bible, which is divided into the Old Testament and the New Testament. The New Testament specifically contains accounts of Jesus's life, teachings, and the early Christian church.
Because Jesus, the person on whom Christianity is based, died on a cross.
His trident is his symbol. It also represents his power. The trident is what fisherman used to use to catch fish. So a trident was the perfect symbol for him because he is in control of the waters.
The wedding cake represent the bread which is the body of Christ, the toasting represent the wine which is the blood of Christ, the dove in Christianity is normally a symbol of the Holy Spirit. So, Christian use the Cake and Wine (toast) as a symbol for communion with Christ. Remember, a Christian wedding is a symbol of Christ and the Church, and Christ should be remembered at the foundation of Christian marriage as a Rock which builders rejected as the bible said. I think i should end here.. will add more next time.
It makes no comment whatsoever. But from Archaeology of 1st century Jerusalem gravesites and one early Christian synagogue we find that the earliest Church did use three symbols...the fish, the cross (not a crucifix...Jesus is risen), and a symbol where the bottom is a fish in the middle a Mogen David and a 7 lamp Menorah on top...So if the Apostles who were instructed by Christ had no problem with a cross as a symbol (not an idol that one worships or bows down to) neither should we... I hope this has helped Brother Paul
Well, Christians use mainly the cross, because our faith is based on the fact that we believe that Jesus died for our sins and rose again. Another sign that is used is the fish. They used this sign back long ago when Christian persecution was going on and people had to figure out if they could trust someone. They would draw half of a fish, and if the person was a Christian, they would draw the other half. If they didn't, the Christian knew not to trust them becaus they could be persecuted.
Christianity is based on the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ. Jesus was put to death on a cross so Christian churches use a cross as their symbol.
They use fish for to make sushi. They also use fish as pets.
Candles are a Christian symbol. They represent the presence of God. People use them often to pray or to reflect on the day or a period of time. People say that candles talk to you like a building might talk to you, it just gives you thoughts.
The symbol is the caduceus use in medicine