St. Andrew’s Cross (Saltire) symbol

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.

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