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The young women booed him as much for his condescension, it seemed, as for his iconoclasm.
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There is nothing as tiresome as iconoclasm for its own sake, and Mr Giddens can hardly be accused of that.
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But perhaps the defining theme of the new philanthropy is not so much its fondness for business theory as its iconoclasm.
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Whether it's the comic book theatricality of Lordi or the iconoclasm of Wimme, artists move naturally and easily outside established frameworks.
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Iconoclasm is in, and most people worship only material goods these days.
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Strangely, then, iconic Dutch art owes an essence of its character to religious iconoclasm, which diverted spiritual passion from sanctuaries to parlors and countrysides.
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If his repentance is sincere, then the ideological iconoclasm that was supposed to be his great recommendation as secretary of defense is no more.
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For its part, Judaism, many Christian confessions and Islam too witness the recent destruction of Buddhist statues in Afghanistan have embraced an iconoclasm profoundly distrustful of images and idolaters.
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His iconoclasm went beyond colour and arrangement.
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The prohibition of imagery (Iconoclasm) by the Eastern Church in the eighth and ninth centuries (and, after the Reformation, by Protestant sects) was a reaction against the widespread heresy of "real presence" the belief that the image of God or of Christ had itself an aspect of divinity.
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