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Jay critiques the hermetic and neoplatonic influences in Michelangelo's Sistine Chapel paintings, arguing they diverge from Orthodox teachings.

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  1. 2021-08-19Secrets of the Renaissance: The Russian Connection & Symbolic Analysis - Fr Vladimir Kaydanov20:42

    Jay critiques the Sistine Chapel as artistically brilliant but not proper for liturgical expression.

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  2. 2021-12-13Michelangelo’s Sistine Chapel: Esoteric, Hermetic & Unorthodox Elements0:090:283:40

    Jay critiques the hermetic and neoplatonic influences in Michelangelo's Sistine Chapel paintings, arguing they diverge from Orthodox teachings.

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  3. 2021-12-14Philosophy of History, Geopolitics & Iconography Vs Renaissance Hermeticism: Open Forum Chat / Q n A1:07:26

    Jay Dyer points out that the theology of the Sistine Chapel is heterodox and does not align with Orthodox teachings.

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  4. 2022-11-21Roman Catholicism Refuted: Papalism's Innovations - Intro Denny's Historical & Patristic Analysis3:31:11

    Jay critiques the artwork of the Sistine Chapel in the context of its departure from traditional Christian iconography.

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