The marriage prohibition consequently played into the concern over intermarriage as a source of religious syncretism and idolatry. |
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The idolatry of some older people for the Queen Mother strikes me as even more bizarre than that for the Spice Girls among teenagers. |
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He worried that his older brother, whom he loved nearly unto the point of idolatry, would meet that same fate. |
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Worshipping the true God is an authentic act of resistance to all forms of idolatry. |
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By dead works we are to understand idolatry, inordinate lusts of the flesh, covetness and ambition. |
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Idols are worshipped by various religions, while idolatry is blasphemy to others. |
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That leads to the sin of idolatry, the sin of bibliolatry and the Protestant danger of worshiping the text. |
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It's still not idolatry, of course, because the Eucharist is Jesus Christ and he deserves to be worshiped and adored. |
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An ex-Islamic extremist himself, he went to jail in his youth for rooting out idolatry by firebombing a video store. |
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They went against God and all His teachings, reverting to idolatry and worshipping a golden calf. |
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When Paul was 14, Stan joined the Navy, and the hero worship of a younger brother began to border on idolatry. |
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It is the idolatry of people which can give us a sense of reflected importance or purpose. |
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We wish her disenthralment from the deep superstition and idolatry in which she is sunk. |
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Women, especially, but men too, are often tempted by a kind of self-immolating romance that is much closer to idolatry than to real love. |
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Against this command the human mind is always dashing itself, and in one shape or another idolatry is the ruling religion of mankind. |
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Worship in truth is the antidote to idolatry, while worship in spirit is the antidote to hypocrisy. |
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During the vulnerability of adolescence, a young music fan's love for a musician can quickly transpire into idolatry. |
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For rebellion is as the sin of witchcraft, and stubbornness is as iniquity and idolatry. |
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No matter what form religion may take, idolatry is the foundation of its worship. |
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The second commandment also relates to the problem of idolatry and warns us against worship of the true God in a false way. |
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In the eighteenth century the goal of mission was seen primarily as conversion from idolatry and religious perversion. |
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But without a literal idol or incense to burn, what does sports idolatry look like for the one who says he believes Jesus is Lord? |
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They lapsed into a form of Egyptian idolatry with the worship of the golden calf. |
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We must not make an idolatry of modern medicine, investing powers in the medical establishment far beyond its true capacity. |
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He preached the worship of the One Supreme Being, deprecating idolatry and superstitious beliefs and observances. |
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It is the difference between pagan idolatry and true worship of our Creator and Redeemer, the Lord Jesus Christ. |
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The latter believed in caste system and untouchability, polytheism, idolatry, etc. |
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How has pagan idolatry, the very same sort of idolatry that Paul encountered in Ephesus, corrupted much of the Christian-professing world? |
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Celebrity is seen not only as a pagan form of religious idolatry but also as the very possibility of culture, cult, and community. |
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These exogamous marriages introduced the possibility of idolatry and syncretistic practices into the community. |
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Evil, mysterious, hostile to health and goodness, demons were once viewed as inferior gods-the personification of the powers behind human sickness, idolatry, and heresy. |
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Rather, the idolatry results from the limitations the constitution places on the federal government. |
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The Holiness Code does not only deal with ritual sins or with idolatry. |
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It was, therefore, beyond reproach, and no one ever dreamed of looking upon it as idolatry. |
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See how many of your brothers await in the bosom of idolatry the coming of the Messiah. |
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As a general rule, all non-Jews were looked upon as having three things constantly in mind: idolatry, murder and fornication. |
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Some religions accuse others of idolatry, declaring that to visually imagine God or present different artistic representations, is impiety. |
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I think, in fact, that when a spiritual practice becomes an object, what we call dogmatism or idolatry arises. |
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Eliminate your idolatry and lift your eyes above every figure with which you have represented him. |
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Through unity we can discern the times and the new forms of idolatry that divide us. |
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They say they got rid of all idols and amulets and all traces of idolatry, and they focus on church only. |
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Most siddurim list six verses of the Torah that we should recite each day to remind us of who we are and to caution us against idolatry and lashon hara. |
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Sikhism was founded in the Punjab region in South Asia in the early sixteenth century and is a monotheistic religion that rejects idolatry and divisions in society. |
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The sin of idolatry may lie less in the actual action of worshipping a foreign god than in the denial of the universals that such worship implies. |
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We are commanded against idolatry precisely because idolatry is the freezing of God in a static image, a violation of the imagination, a limiting of possibility. |
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Wandering amongst the statues, the irony was not lost on me that I was spending my celebration of the victory of God over idolatry, surrounded by idols. |
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It was an idolatry that had become one of society's assumed norms. |
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That's where idolatry ends and a crime of love, so to say, begins. |
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And the diseases of conceit are a familiar notion from the biblical tradition that goes along with its partner diseases of hubris, idolatry and faithlessness. |
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Harding believes Eve's narcissism and obsession with herself constitutes idolatry. |
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In Warhol it found its self-image, ready-made for idolatry and mockery. |
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In Newton's eyes, worshipping Christ as God was idolatry, to him the fundamental sin. |
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Milton's first criticism of idolatry focuses on the practice of constructing temples and other buildings to serve as places of worship. |
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While Adam attempts to build an altar to God, critics note Eve is similarly guilty of idolatry, but in a different manner. |
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In fact, what Jesus denounces unequivocally is the practice of idolatry. |
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Politically, some fear that civil religion contributes to a form of national idolatry or that it sanctions, by sanctifying, nationalistic ideologies and aspirations. |
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I would as freely have retracted this charge of idolatry as I ever made it. |
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Princes are not only to protect their subjects, along with their possessions and physical lives, but the most important task of their office is to further God's honor, and to oppose blasphemy and idolatry. |
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Sin leads to all forms of idolatry of the self, wealth and power. |
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The idolatry into which mankind later fell cannot be attributed to them. |
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An idolatry of the market alone cannot do all that should be done. |
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The whole area around the town has a reputation as a hotbed of ancestor worship and idolatry, and has been known for decades as a place under the influence of widespread animistic practices. |
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Although I now understand our fascination and idolatry with the machine and fully realize the dangers to myself and my profession, I, too, am enamoured of and even bewitched by the robot. |
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It is in this fashion that humanity has fallen into idolatry, fanaticism, rites, and external worship, drowning their spirits and depriving themselves of the blessed liberty of praying directly to their Father. |
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Yes, it's idolatry but it's also in our nature to be idolatrous. |
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Why? Such beliefs are rooted in Islam's horror of idolatry, and generally of anything that could come between man and God, or compromise the uniqueness and indivisibility of God. |
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To you, oh people, I give it to topple from its pedestal the golden calf those men, although they believe themselves far from idolatry and paganism, have not ceased to adore. |
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He loved Sussex to the point of idolatry as the place where he was brought up and as his spiritual home. |
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Hatred,jealousy,envy,wrath,malice,licentiousness, idolatry, sorcery, dissention, heresy, murder, drunkenness, and every type of selfishness-all of which the Scriptures call the works of the flesh. |
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The four-handed human form of gods and goddesses is the second stage of evolution in idolatry according to the need of devotees. |
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The first is the ideology of love itself, even the idolatry of the concept and the feeling of love, which Linklater films with the goggle-eyed sanctimoniousness of a recent convert. |
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It is, however, generally discouraged in some Protestant branches such as Calvinism, where the practice is considered a form of idolatry. |
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What is needed is that we refuse to accept passively the many forms of idolatry and self-centredness which loom over us, instead welcoming with a renewed heart God's first intention for our growth. |
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These lessons came to guide the religious life of Jewry during the Second Temple period when monotheism prevailed among the people after a long struggle of the prophets with polytheistic idolatry. |
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But for rudeness of manners, idolatry, and multitheism, no people in the world ever went beyond them. |
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This is why he denounces every idolatry of power, every will to power, every political organization that does not take into account the plan of God, the Master of history. |
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Master Jesus never wanted that his Apostles practise idolatry to him. |
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To follow the whims of shifting interest and desire is to indulge in substitution of means for purposes, something called idolatry in religion, absurdity in logic, and folly in morals. |
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This idolatry is the more discernible and aggravable in the invocation of saints and idols. |
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Mosaic law also makes idolatry or the worship of other gods a capital offense, along with a host of other crimes, including adultery, cursing one's parents, and sodomy. |
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Knox and the other chaplains considered this to be idolatry. |
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If this is not idolatry, then it is monarchical hero worship. |
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This led to multitheism and idolatry, a condition which would have grown increasingly confused, had God not decided to give mankind some better direction. |
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