For World History it means - Byzantines who opposed the use of icons in worship. 1. Literally, an iconoclast is someone who smashes images (often in places of worship). 2. In a broader sense, it is someone with no respect for authority or tradition. 1. a breaker or destroyer of images, esp. those set up for religious veneration. 2. a person who attacks cherished beliefs, traditional institutions, etc., as being based on error or superstition
The iconoclastic controversy was a religious debate which raged for most of the eighth century in the Byzantine Empire. The iconophiles favoured the use of icons--representations of Jesus and the saints--in worship. The iconoclasts opposed the use of icons and tended to have them destroyed. The debate was resoved in favour of the icons under the Empress Irene.
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The actions of the people during the downfall of Communism was iconoclastic.
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because of his iconoclastic attitude that not everyone liked
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I do not really want to be iconoclastic, but Rumpelstiltskin was not real. He did not really exist.
Iconoclastic Controversy
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Islam and certain branches of Protestant Christianity have historically leaned towards an iconoclastic view of art, emphasizing the prohibition of creating or displaying images of religious figures. Islamic art often focuses on calligraphy and geometric designs, while some Protestant denominations avoid iconic representations in their place of worship and religious imagery.
Icons or images of saints. This led to the Iconoclastic Controversy and helped speed up the Schism.