An idol is a physical things such as a painting or statue which people regard as being divine and is worshipped. Russian Orthodox Christians do not worship idols; they worship only God. They often use religious paintings, called icons, when they pray. Traditionally, an icon is painted on wood and only after the artist has spent a great deal of time in prayer to seek God's guidance. For Orthodox Christians, icons are "windows into heaven" and represent the person who has been painted, but the icon is not worshipped. Probably the main Russian Orthodox icons would be of Christ and His Mother, Mary the Theotokos (God-bearer).
Russians are mainly orthodox christians so there god is yahweh and Jesus?
Idol worship is the main means of worship for Hindus. Idols of gods are made and kept in temples and shrines and people worship them
The sentence speaks for itself - worshipping an ganesha idol is worship of an idol, because the statue itself is the object of veneration. However, worship of the god Ganesha through use of a statue or 'idol' of Ganesha need not be seen as idol worship. Many Christians pray before statues of saints and even of Jesus, but would never consider this to be idol worship.
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Because it is blasphemous to worship something created by a man.
An idol for worship.
Idol worship. idol worship is wrong according to the bible. The bible says idolworshippers shall not inherit the kingdom of god.
Virgin Mary - 2012 Modern Idol Worship 1-1 was released on: USA: 2012
the importance of studying idolatry is to see what make people to worship idols and how importance the idol is .
There is no "idol" worshipped by Muslims. Muslims worship The Creator=Allah. Allah is a word only used for "The Creator" and cannot be pluralized or assigned to either gender. Idol worship is strickly forbidden in Islam and is what was prevelent in the pre-Islamic era/society. Muslims are not allowed to have statues, they worship The CREATOR not the created.
They're all fake, but they worship them. That's the irony. Only one, true, God.