Difference between revisions of "Idolatry"

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'''Idolatry''' is the worship of idols.  It is prohibited in the first commandment of the [[Decalogue]].  
 
'''Idolatry''' is the worship of idols.  It is prohibited in the first commandment of the [[Decalogue]].  
  
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Idolatry is considered by the Christian [[faith]] to be gravely sinful.  Early Christians accepted [[martyrdom]] rather than comply with orders to commit idolatry.
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Idolatry is considered by the Jewish and Christian [[faith|faiths]] to be gravely sinful.  Early Jews and Christians accepted [[martyrdom]] rather than comply with orders to commit idolatry.
  
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[[category:Paganism]]

Revision as of 18:39, February 28, 2008

Idolatry is the worship of idols. It is prohibited in the first commandment of the Decalogue.

Idolatry is considered by the Jewish and Christian faiths to be gravely sinful. Early Jews and Christians accepted martyrdom rather than comply with orders to commit idolatry.