I will certainly agree with you, preacherman, that one day every knee will bow and every neck be bent - but not in homage to Jesus the Christ, who is a figment, a fantasy, a delusion, born out of a simple misunderstanding of Hebrew grammar. The Jesus of your theology does not exist, has never existed and never will exist. He did not exist even in that time when I was a fervent devotee, busy alienating friends, family and possible converts alike with my zealous bigotry.
This thread however didn't start its life as a debate about the divinity of Jesus Christ. It began as a simple comment on the state of contemporary Christian iconography and especially the depiction of Angels. It was also a confession - a confession to myself, but still a confession. Consider it the testimony of a soul before its intellect, an acknowledgement of the greater role, and increasing importance, assumed in my life by one particular expression of God, that expression having the form of an Angel.
I suppose I've allowed the debate that's occurred here to assume the shape it has because I was interested in seeing if any of those who responded would move beyond the cliches of contemporary Christian thought to a wider consideration of what salvation might look like.
And that, of course, has not happened.
That being so, this thread is at an end and is now closed to further comment.