Real and Traditional Images of Jesus Flashcards
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What is the primary difference between traditional and historical images of Jesus?
Traditional images often reflect cultural and artistic styles, whereas historical images aim to represent Jesus based on historical and archaeological evidence.
True or False: The traditional image of Jesus typically depicts him with long hair and a beard.
True
Fill in the blank: The earliest known depictions of Jesus date back to the _____ century.
2nd
Which council played a significant role in defining the traditional images of Jesus?
The Second Council of Nicaea in 787 AD.
What color is commonly associated with traditional representations of Jesus’ robes?
Red and white are commonly used colors.
Multiple Choice: Which of the following is NOT a common symbol associated with Jesus in art? A) Lamb B) Lion C) Eagle D) Dragon
D) Dragon
What cultural influences have shaped the traditional images of Jesus over the centuries?
Cultural influences include Byzantine, Renaissance, and various national styles.
True or False: The Shroud of Turin is considered a traditional image of Jesus.
False
Short Answer: Name one historical figure whose likeness has influenced the portrayal of Jesus in art.
Emperor Constantine or any significant historical figure from the Mediterranean region.
How do modern interpretations of Jesus’ image differ from traditional ones?
Modern interpretations often seek to represent Jesus in diverse cultural contexts or focus on different aspects of his character, such as social justice.