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example of statues as analogous to idolatry
In this example, Mike and Chris may be virtually identical in almost all ways, and yet these similarities are not relevant to whether they are two brothers or brother and sister.
In this example, Mike and Chris may be virtually identical in almost all ways, and yet these similarities are not relevant to whether they are two brothers or brother and sister.
The erecting of statues and images by [[Paganism|pagans]] was an act of [[idolatry]].<br />
Therefore the erecting of statues is an act of idolatry.
Fallacious or weak analogies are frequently used in [[prejudice]]d accusations against [[ethnic group]]s, and in [[polemic]] against [[religions]] and religious practices, and by prosecutors in courts of law to persuade judges and juries of the guilt of the accused.
Fallacious or weak analogies are frequently used in [[prejudice]]d accusations against [[ethnic group]]s, and in [[polemic]] against [[religions]] and religious practices, and by prosecutors in courts of law to persuade judges and juries of the guilt of the accused.