Jiang rejects the idea that pagan invocation was simply normal by arguing that medieval Christian art excludes both pagan gods and ordinary people because the church banned such imagery.
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Medieval Christian art
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"...what we're going to do is we're going to Google medieval Christian art, okay? We're going to Google medieval Christian art, and we're just..."
"Exactly, okay? You don't see anyone. You don't see any man. These are all sayings or just figures from the Bible, okay? That's point..."
"...a question here like you just told us earlier that medieval christian art and even the catholic church in dante's time suppressed creatively and..."
"And that person told Athena that medieval Christian art and even the Catholic Church in Dante's time suppressed creatively and promoted God -fearing humility."
"...a radical departure this very painting is radical departure from medieval Christian art"
"if you look at previous medieval Christian art okay below first of all it's much more static it's much more organized there's not that..."
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