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iconodule (n.)
Alt. of Iconodulist
iconodule Sentence Examples
- Iconodules fervently venerated religious images, believing they held spiritual power.
- The Iconodule controversy erupted in the Byzantine Empire during the 8th century.
- Emperor Leo III's ban on religious images sparked outrage among iconodules.
- The Council of Nicaea II in 787 reinstated iconodule practices, proclaiming the veneration of images as legitimate.
- Iconodules viewed images as a bridge between the physical and spiritual realms.
- The iconodule movement emphasized the importance of visual representation in Christian worship.
- The iconodule St. John of Damascus played a pivotal role in defending the veneration of images.
- Iconodules faced persecution from iconoclasts, who destroyed religious artwork.
- The conflict between iconodules and iconoclasts shaped the religious and cultural landscape of the Byzantine Empire.
- The legacy of iconodule belief continues to influence Christian art and spirituality to this day.
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Iconodules fervently venerated religious images, believing they held spiritual power.
The Iconodule controversy erupted in the Byzantine Empire during the 8th century.
Emperor Leo III's ban on religious images sparked outrage among iconodules.
The Council of Nicaea II in 787 reinstated iconodule practices, proclaiming the veneration of images as legitimate.
