How is this for an unusual blend of Christian and Taoist symbolism? An ichthus fish containing a yin yang! To me seems more syncretistic than critically contextual, but on a purely aesthetic level I find it kinda appealing.
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There are actually many similarities as far as Eastern Orthodoxy and Coptic, Ethiopian Orthodox, etc… The book, “Christ The Eternal Dao” is an interesting book and written by a well-known eastern orthodox monk, Hiermonk Damascene. This is a podcost about the book on Ancient Faith Radio. “The Kingdom is Within” and it is also everywhere because God permeates all. 🙂 http://www.ancientfaith.com/specials/christ_the_eternal_tao
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