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| − | Idol is any creature or thing, including oneself, who is worshiped as though it or he were divine. It can be a symbol or a figure, or money. The form becomes an idol when it is respected as an end in itself without any reference to [[God]]. | + | An '''Idol''' is any creature or thing, including oneself, who is worshiped as though it or he were divine. It can be a symbol or a figure, or money. The form becomes an idol when it is respected as an end in itself without any reference to [[God]]. |
Revision as of 05:45, June 16, 2007
An Idol is any creature or thing, including oneself, who is worshiped as though it or he were divine. It can be a symbol or a figure, or money. The form becomes an idol when it is respected as an end in itself without any reference to God.