SingaporeMacross SG What applies in Western culture may not be applicable elsewhere. I don't think it's fair to call Chinese dragons evil. I don't think the Chinese see it that way.
Chin Eng SG that's what I am trying to say..... unfortunately many churches (and Christians) tend not to see this. ideologies and translations are accepted wholesale without taking into consideration the context and intent of Scripture. .... I still luv dragons
vince69 SG look carefully, unker eagle head, lion paws, snake tail, with wings .... what freaking lizard, it looks more like a gryphon
vince69 SG because Gryphon have two meaning in the earlier years, the Gryphon was used to represent the Devil .... but subsequently, the duality of the Gryphon (Eagle - King of the Birds, and Lion - King of the Land Animals) was used to represent Christ ... btw ... the term Gryphon-dragon was later used to represent the Devil (how to differentiate? look at the tail, if its lion tail - Gryphon, if its snake tail - Gryphon-dragon) now understand? if put St George slaying the Gryphon (people may think St George slaying the Christ)
