How did John of Damascus defend the use of icons during the Iconoclast controversy?
He argued that icons were a tool to teach biblical lessons and that the faithful knew how to use them appropriately.
He argued that using icons represented the main difference between Christianity and Judaism.
He argued that eliminating the use of icons would damage the reputation of the Church.
He argued that it was God's will for icons to be used in religious spaces and personal homes.

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How did John of Damascus defend the use of icons during the Iconoclast controversy?
He argued that icons were a tool to teach biblical lessons and that the faithful knew how to use them appropriately.
He argued that using icons represented the main difference between Christianity and Judaism.
He argued that eliminating the use of icons would damage the reputation of the Church.
He argued that it was God's will for icons to be used in religious spaces and personal homes.

paki · Answer

what you guess here about the answer...?

anonymous · Answer

i dont know this one

paki · Answer

please have a look here for details... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Byzantine_Iconoclasm

anonymous · Answer

idk i give up:(

paki · Answer

no, dont say like such... please read it, your answer is there...