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what rule does it contradict can u quote it?You've posted in the EO forum contradicting EO beliefs, and in an insulting way. That's against CF rules. It would be appreciated if you'd edit your post. Thanks.
It's here: Statement of Purpose - The Ancient Way - Eastern Orthodox Statement of Purposewhat rule does it contradict can u quote it?
ye I understand that still I have no idea what is exactly offensive in what I posted I wasn't debating anybody , is it because I called Icon - Art?It's here: Statement of Purpose - The Ancient Way - Eastern Orthodox Statement of Purpose
And every group has the same rule in their forum. For example you can't go into the Baptist forum and teach against what Baptists believe. If you want to debate EO topics, we have a debate forum here:
St. Justin Martyr's Corner: Debate an Orthodox Chr
You can start a thread here to ask that question, so that this thread doesn't get further derailed. And will you please edit your first post?ye I understand that still I have no idea what is exactly offensive in what I posted I wasn't debating anybody , is it because I called Icon - Art?
The majority of Christ icons have him looking directly at us. But I noticed the eyes of Christ Pantocrator on the ceiling of a church were looking off to his left. I've also seen icons where He seems to be looking to his right, as in this one:
What's the significance of which way Christ is portrayed as looking?
I heard once that it's to show Christ in mystical contemplation.
but I will definitely defer to someone more knowledgeable.
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