iconodulist (Meaning)
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iconodulist (n.)
One who serves images; -- opposed to an iconoclast.
Synonyms & Antonyms of iconodulist
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iconodulist Sentence Examples
- The iconodulist movement sought to preserve the use of religious icons in Christian worship.
- The iconoclast rebellion rejected the use of icons, leading to a major conflict within the Byzantine Empire.
- Emperor Leo III was a staunch iconoclast, imposing his views on the populace through edicts.
- John of Damascus, a staunch iconodulist, defended the use of icons with theological arguments.
- The Second Council of Nicaea (787) affirmed the iconodulist position, reinstating the use of religious images.
- The iconodulist victory resulted in a resurgence of icon production and veneration.
- The iconodulist perspective emphasized the spiritual and theological significance of icons.
- The iconoclast and iconodulist debates had a profound impact on the development of Byzantine Christian art.
- The iconodulist tradition influenced the art and culture of Eastern Orthodox Christianity throughout history.
- The iconodulist legacy continues to inspire religious practices and artistic expression today.
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One who serves images; -- opposed to an iconoclast.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The iconodulist movement sought to preserve the use of religious icons in Christian worship.
The iconoclast rebellion rejected the use of icons, leading to a major conflict within the Byzantine Empire.
Emperor Leo III was a staunch iconoclast, imposing his views on the populace through edicts.
John of Damascus, a staunch iconodulist, defended the use of icons with theological arguments.
