Symbol | St. Andrew’s Cross (Saltire) |
Religion | Christianity |
Origin | Associated with the crucifixion of St. Andrew. |
Meaning | Represents the Christian martyrdom of St. Andrew. |
Appearance | An X-shaped cross in white or blue. |
Colors | Often depicted in white on a blue background. |
Usage | Part of the flag of Scotland; used in Christian symbolism. |
History | Linked to the life and death of St. Andrew. |
Popularity | Recognized in both religious and national contexts. |
Importance | Honors St. Andrew's sacrifice for his faith. |
Complexity | Simple in form, rich in historical significance. |
Emotions | Elicits respect for Christian martyrdom. |