| Our evangelisation is called to unmask all these idolatries. |
| But if we seek direct power and social control, we will, ironically, be assimilated into the very idolatries of wealth, status, and power we seek to change. |
| But these slightly prejudiced persons generally have idolatries and superstitions of their own, particularly idolatries and superstitions in connection with celebrated people. |
| The focus of my art is to target specific errors and idolatries of humanity, revealing their fallacies through scriptural references. |
| He then preached against their pantheistic idolatries and urged them to repent. |
| Those are the apolitical heresies again, idolatries as dumb as statues: fundamentalism and navel-gazing. |
