The wailing wall holds significance as being the only known remnant of the Temple of Jerusalem which is accessible to non-Muslims. Because Christianity is also an offshoot of the ancient Judean religion, the wall may hold some religious significance to some Christians. Jesus was know to had visited this temple.
The western wall has no visible deities or representations of deities; it just looks like a wall, built out of rather large blocks. The significance of the western wall is purely symbolic.
A follower of Christianity is called a Christian.
Wailing is one...
She cries and wails according to the legend.
It depends on the religion and it depends on the wall. Often times, people pray in front of a wall due to the religious significance of the wall or any buildings that previously used or required that wall. ___________________________________________________________ It is not true. Muslims face the direction of Kaba (or The Grand Mosque in Makkah or Mecca) in Makkah (or Mecca) in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. If the wall is facing Kaba then they face the wall bit it is not necessary to have a wall facing the Kaba to pray facing this wall.
I did it for style... It doesn't have any significance.
No, the keyword "ham" does not have any significance in the recipe.
Judaism is still waiting for Messiah. The land of Israel and the city of Jerusalem for this reason is very important to them and it is the Wailing wall, a section of old wall believed to be the only relic of the original Jerusalem and temple, they visit and pray. The problem they have is that the Romans in AD70 destroyed everything, this fact, and their rendition of the 10 commandments prohibits them from worshiping any thing iconic.
Christianity is an outgrowth of Judaism.
Christianity does not have any rules about what you can or can not eat.
No, iconoclasm is not restricted to Christianity by any means. By definition, it is a deliberate destruction within the religious icons and beliefs of any culture - not just Christianity.
Yes, there are.