If you want to read more about these pagans and how their "icons" are not truly icons at all, here.
21 October 2003
If you had any doubts that "Monastery Icons" were pagans ...
Here is some of their so-called "icons" from a pagan catalogue I got in the mail yesterday. >:-( They claim to be Syrian Orthodox these days, and most of their customers are Byzantine or Latin Roman Catholics, but just check this out:
If you want to read more about these pagans and how their "icons" are not truly icons at all, here.
If you want to read more about these pagans and how their "icons" are not truly icons at all, here.
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