An ancient marble head of a classical goddess, defaced and carved with a Christian cross around the year 500 CE. Now housed at the Archaeological Museum of Samos in Greece [1080×1331]
An ancient marble head of a classical goddess, defaced and carved with a Christian cross around the year 500 CE. Now housed at the Archaeological Museum of Samos in Greece [1080×1331]
Edit: I bet the person who destroyed this carving and who carved the cross on it was just giddy with excitement. And with thought that he was doing the Lord’s work.
lotsanoodles on
Defaced literally.
disquieter on
Literally under erasure. Derrida ever see this?
Taymatosama on
First off, the damaging is both a shame and, at the same time, a valuable depiction of practices of early Christianity in the Mediterranean
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Weird
Christian thuggery.
I thinknit’s an athlete not a goddess.
Truly an apt symbol of Christianity.
I hate iconoclasts.
Ughh. Disgusting. The defacement, not the religion, per se.
Looks like people have been doing this for millenia; defacing and destroying religious icons and sculptures in favour of one’s own religion.
I’m still not over the destruction of the sites in Palmyra by ISIS.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Destruction_of_cultural_heritage_by_the_Islamic_State#Palmyra
Edit: I bet the person who destroyed this carving and who carved the cross on it was just giddy with excitement. And with thought that he was doing the Lord’s work.
Defaced literally.
Literally under erasure. Derrida ever see this?
First off, the damaging is both a shame and, at the same time, a valuable depiction of practices of early Christianity in the Mediterranean
With that said,
this is kinda metal ngl.
I think that just about sums up religion.