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• iconoclasm Gr. ... The movement was paralleled by the iconoclasm of Islam, Judaism, and Manichaeism and was certainly strengthened by the numerous Paulicians in the empire. ... Eastern Iconoclasm was opposed in the West by Popes Gregory II, Gregory III, and Adrian I. ... Iconoclasm was rejected at Nicaea (see Nicaea, Second Council of) but ended only during the minority of Michael III. ... Iconoclasm was also a feature of the Protestant Reformation. ...
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• The Forbidden Image: An Intellectual History of Iconoclasm. ...
• As it happens, the same hostility can actually be ascribed to all the plastic arts, as Alain Besançon demonstrates in his remarkable history of iconoclasm, a history he traces from Moses and the pre–Socratic philosophers down to the Soviet commissars of art. ...
• For perhaps more than any other philosopher of modernity Nietzsche espouses the fiercest version of iconoclasm, an attack on the image that, for sheer ferocity, has its only philosophical counterpart in Plato. ...
• But a student of the history of that school of anti–art known as iconoclasm knows he must seek other game than the easy prey of nihilist art. ...
• Never was that internally generated ambivalence expressed more strongly than in Plato’s iconoclasm. ...
• In that sense, it is accurate to say that Plato is the father of iconoclasm. ...
• Indeed, this complex mixture accounts for the frequent outbursts of iconoclasm that have punctuated Church history down through the ages in both Eastern and Western churches.
• Although both “lungs” of the Church of the Christ have experienced the tuberculosis of iconoclasm (indeed, the very term “iconoclasm” comes from the struggle of the Greek Church against the attempts of a Greek emperor to ban icons), the Greek version of iconoclasm was much influenced not only by imperial fiat but also by the surrounding sea of Muslim culture, whereas the iconoclasm of Western Puritanism was born out of Calvin’s reliance on Old Testament Law. ...
• For Besançon makes clear that without the tremendous hold that Origen’s Platonism held on all the Eastern churches (despite his condemnation two centuries earlier), iconoclasm would have been robbed of its most plausible argument. ...
• This uneasiness with Christ’s true flesh becomes especially clear in a passage from Origen that Besançon quotes as the most telling expression of Origen’s implicit iconoclasm:.
• Hidden iconoclasm—combined with iconolatry when it cares to cast anathemas on Western art—conceals a contempt for the world, which all the discourses on the Incarnation cannot completely dissimulate. ... A neo–Platonic horror of the body and nationalist religious pride are in league together, constituting a practical iconoclasm theoretically capable of casting almost all images made by men onto the pyre: all profane images, whose claim to express divine grace is not taken into consideration by Orthodox writers ; all religious images, because they do not bear the stamp of good theology. ...
• As everyone now knows, this movement eventually terminated in one more dreary episode of modernist iconoclasm. ...

• Definition of Iconoclasm.
• Iconoclasm, literally "icon-destruction," was a theological debate involving both the Byzantine church and state. ...
• Iconoclasm: The Source of Debate.
• Old Testament prohibitions against worshipping graven images (Exodus 20:4) provided one of the most important precedents for Byzantine Iconoclasm. ...
• Icons after Iconoclasm.

• where Iconoclasm for the Masses is available. ...

• Puritan Iconoclasm During the English Civil War (Studies in Modern British Religious History).
• This work offers a detailed analysis of Puritan iconoclasm in England during the 1640s, looking at the reasons for the resurgence of image-breaking a hundred years after the break with Rome, and the extent of the phenomenon. ...
• Zum Seitenanfang : Puritan Iconoclasm During the English Civil War (Studies in Modern British Religious History) .

• Iconoclasm rules: how Herzog and de Meuron work with conceptual artist Ai Weiwei on Beijing's new Olympic stadium. ...

• Song Title: Iconoclasm Sweeps Cappadocia.
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• Leo III and Byzantine Iconoclasm 717-843.
• Leo III and Byzantine Iconoclasm 717-843.
• Strong criticism came from John of Damascus, who was outside the empire in Palestine, and Pope Gregory II called a synod that condemned the Byzantine iconoclasm. ...
• As commander of this area and supported by those who opposed iconoclasm, he now attacked and defeated Leo's army while it was passing through his territory to fight the Muslims. ...
• Emperor Constantine was particularly hostile to the 100,000 or so monks in the empire, most of whom opposed iconoclasm. ...
• 813-820) restored military power and iconoclasm. ... However, Leo V had little support for this iconoclasm, and while celebrating Christmas in 820 he was murdered by a conspiracy and replaced by the imprisoned Michael the Amorian.

• Christianity: (Iconoclasm) By the early 700's AD, the Roman Empire had seen four hundred years of religious arguments about the nature of Jesus Christ. ... This is known as iconoclasm, and people who wanted to have icons were known as iconodules. ...

• Image Is Everything A quick overview of iconoclasm, from the early church to the Taliban.
• Last month, as Afghanistan's ruling Taliban destroyed religious (particularly Buddhist) statues across the country, iconoclasm leaped into headlines. ...
• The Reformation prompted more cases of iconoclasm as figures such as Ulrich Zwingli and John Knox railed against what they perceived as Roman Catholic idolatry. ...
• More recently iconoclasm has often targeted political, rather than religious, imagery, such as when Russians pulled down statues of Lenin and Stalin in 1989. ...
• * Idolizing Pictures: Idolatry, Iconoclasm and Jewish Art by Anthony Julius. ...

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