![]() ![]() ![]() It was used as an exclusive representation of women, the fertility and some sexuality. The Christian symbol of the fish, better known at the time as Vesica Piscis, was used to represent the strength and power of the female gender ♀️. In fact, at that time, the symbol was used to mean "fish vessel" and the culture considered "fish" and "belly" to be roughly the same word □.Īs a result, the image of the fish was in fact a representation of the female sex organ and was used as a representation of all female goddesses and also women in the world at large. In fact, at that time, the symbol was used to represent fertility and was considered a pagan talisman. The original origin of symbol of fish was in fact in greek culture, in the first century AD. We'll take a closer look at the origin of the symbol and the word, and how these two things could have allowed Christians to meet safely throughout a time when Christianity was outlawed. This Christian symbol is believed to have existed for much longer than it was used solely in the Christian religion, and we'll explore how he's managed to evolve over time and become a really important piece of the puzzle. The Ichthys / Ichtus where the symbol of fish is no exception to the rule. Understand christian symbols often requires going back further than the time when they were adapted to religion □️♂️. ![]()
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