Religious Symbols

Lets talk about Lust, you know you want to. Though we seldom define the word “lust,” we all agree that it refers to an excessively strong desire for something. Although the usual connotation is sexual, you can lust for anything, even food (which is probably gluttony) and other people’s success (which is probably jealousy). When it comes to visual representation of lust as a concept, which lust symbol comes first to your mind? Why do you think that is?   Lust in … Continue reading the article

Christening is a term used to describe infant baptism in the holy greek orthodox tradition. A child is ceremonially reborn in Christ by baptism and “named” as one of the elect in the Book of Life. The Greek Orthodox church emphasizes tonsuring, chrismation, and the ritual of churching in addition to baptism at christenings. In today’s post we examine the symbolism behind one of many Christian Cross types, the Holy Greek Orthodox Cross. Holy Cross Day is a liturgical celebration held … Continue reading the article

The triple cross tattoo has become quite popular over the years. Most people prefer getting tattooed than getting a simple piece of jewelry designed for their body. In fact, tattoos have become a form of self-expression commonly used by both men and women. The most famous part of Christian history is the cross, the cross on which Jesus was crucified. A cross tattoo is a way to remember the Creator and Son of God and keep your faith. It conveys a … Continue reading the article

The Mormon religion was founded in 1830 by Joseph Smith, Jr. (1805-1844). Smith claimed that he had been led to a set of golden plates buried on a hill near his home by an angel named Moroni. These plates were said to be inscribed with an account of ancient inhabitants of America and their dealings with God, who, in Christian theology, is the Supreme Being and Creator of all things. In today’s post, we will be delving into the symbolism of … Continue reading the article

We will be delving into religious symbolism in today’s post and examine the Lion of Judah. Why was Jesus called the Lion of Judah? How important is it in Judaism and Christianity? Here are all the answers to those questions. Lion Symbolism in General – What Do Lions Represent? The lion is a majestic and ferocious animal often depicted as the king of the jungle or savannah. It symbolizes royalty, power, and nobility. Lions also symbolize bravery because it is a … Continue reading the article