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Theology of the Icon

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aka theology of the icon

Jay recommends 'Theology of the Icon volume one and two' for a deeper understanding of iconography in Orthodoxy.

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  1. Jay Dyer explains that the theology of the icon comes out of Scripture, stating that Jesus is the icon of the Father, and emphasizes that imagery is not inherently bad or wrong.

  2. Jay recommends 'Theology of the Icon volume one and two' for a deeper understanding of iconography in Orthodoxy.

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