Muslims do not worship pictures. Muslims worship Allah (SWT). And in Islam, it is forbidden to worship pictures and to have Human pictures (photos) in their house. They could have nature paintings (such as flowers, waterfalls, etc.) but nothing that resembles Humans or animals.
Christians do not worship pictures, although some Christians reverence pictures (called proskynesis), and other Christians reject this practice as well. In Christianity, these religious pictures are called icons. They are generally pictures of Jesus, the Holy Family, Old Testament prophets and the saints of the Church. Pictures of Mary (the mother of Jesus) are a very popular theme of icons.
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Catholics worship the Blessed Trinity, one God in Three Persons: Father, Son, and Holy Spirit.
The answer to this question depends on how it is read. If it is read exactly as written: Muslims do not worship their holy book. It is a book used for guidance, but prayers are directed at God, not an object like a book. If the question should be read: How do Muslims worship and what is their holy book?, please see the Related Question below.
I disagree. I would say that service to others is the most important act of Christian worship. Besides, Holy Communion is only used in some Christian denominations.
Iconoclasm. A person who does this is an iconoclast.
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Answer'Idols' is a derogatory term used by one religion about the holy images of another religion. To a Christian, an image of Jesus is not an idol, but images of the gods of other religions are 'idols'. So, the concept of false idols relies on knowing which religion is right for you, and only worshipping the God or gods of that religion. And the safest way to avoid worshipping false idols is to not worship any god at all - after all many say that there really is no God.
The name of the temple that hindus worship is called a mandir. A mandir can be used for many things including worship, ceremonies and also community centres.
the images used in Hindu worship are called Murtis Andrew salt found this out
Missing the mark and hardness of heart are two biblical images used for sin
A kingdom hall is a name used for a meeting place for Witnesses to go and worship.
Liturgical music includes hymns, chants, and songs used in religious services. Examples include Gregorian chant, which is a form of plainchant used in the Roman Catholic Church, and contemporary worship songs like "How Great Is Our God" commonly sung in Protestant services. Other examples are traditional hymns such as "Amazing Grace" and "Holy, Holy, Holy," which are often featured in various Christian denominations' worship.