Divine Concepts

Divine Concepts are symbols for The Divine, things like numbers, etchings, logos, marks, etc. Divine Concepts can be used the same way Holy Names can, except they can be drawn rather than written or spoken. 
Some Theists are quite superstitious with Divine Concepts, using them all over the place like wards. Meanwhile other Theists scoff at such notions and use Divine Concepts only as needed. Whatever view one might take on the subject, the fact remains that Theists can use theological symbolism to Invoke aspects of God.
777 = The number of total perfection within the Judeo-Christian tradition. For more info see the Wikipedia article.
Cross = The Cross as a symbol if most closely associated with the Ordos of Evangelists, Fundamentalists, Ghosts and Nazoreans. The so-called 'Christian Ordos.'
Hawks = Hawks, Eagles and other birds-of-prey have been important symbols for God. Jupiter had the Eagle as His sacred animal (and Zeus too). America, which has God engraved on all its buildings and money, has the eagle as the national animal. When the Holy Roman Empire needed a symbol for their heraldry, they depicted a twin-headed eagle (one head for the state, one head for the church).
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