concept   cross
15 commonsense assertions
Cultures (15) • Christian (1) • Western countries (1) • Christianity in the West (1) • Secular (1) • American (1) • Asian (1) • Christianity (1) • Coptic community (1) • Buddhist culture (1) • Christianity-influenced cultures (1) • East Asian countries (1) • Traffic culture in Japan (1) • Traffic culture in Western countries (1) • Vampire folklore (1) • Voodoo culture (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 cross Christian The Christian cross is a symbol of Christianity and is often worn as jewelry or displayed in homes and places of worship. 6
2 cross Western countries The cross in Western cultures holds religious significance and is is also associated with sports. 4
3 cross Christianity in the West The cross symbolizes sacrifice and redemption in Christianity and is commonly seen in religious contexts in the Western culture. 3
4 cross Secular The cross is a secular symbol used in medical, emergency services, and fashion. 3
5 cross American The cross is used in American culture to symbolize remembrance and distinction. 2
6 cross Asian In Asian cultures, crossing a street with a white cross signifies the importance of following traffic regulations for safety. 2
7 cross Christianity The cross is a symbol of Jesus Christ's crucifixion and resurrection, and is integral to Christian worship and personal devotion. 2
8 cross Coptic community The cross is a symbol of religious importance in the Coptic community and is used in their religious rituals. 2
9 cross Buddhist culture In Buddhist culture, the symbol of the cross may not be considered religious. 1
10 cross Christianity-influenced cultures The cross is a symbol of salvation and faith in Christianity-influenced cultures. 1
11 cross East Asian countries The concept of cross in East Asian countries is commonly associated with the act of crossing a street or river, and is not necessarily religious or symbolic. 1
12 cross Traffic culture in Japan In Japan, the concept of cross is most commonly used to regulate traffic and pedestrian crossings, with occasional use for indicating locations or directions. 1
13 cross Traffic culture in Western countries Crosses are commonly used in Western traffic culture to regulate traffic and pedestrian crossings, and occasionally for indicating locations or directions. 1
14 cross Vampire folklore Vampire folklore from various cultures believe that crosses repel or harm vampires. 1
15 cross Voodoo culture The concept of the cross is used as a symbol for protection and spiritual connection in Voodoo rituals in the Voodoo culture. 1