- Look up idolator or
idolater in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. An
idolator is a
practitioner of idolatry.
Idolater or
Idolator may also
refer to: Os...
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beyond polytheism, and
includes some
Christians and Jews as muširkūn (
idolaters) and
kafirun (infidels). For example:
Those who say, “Allah is the Messiah...
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Shirk (Arabic: شِرْك, lit. '****ociation') in
Islam is a sin
often roughly translated as 'idolatry' or 'polytheism', but more
accurately meaning '****ociation...
- will keep the
status of
kosher wine even if
subsequently touched by an
idolater.
While none of the
ingredients that make up wine (alcohol, sugars, acidity...
- Sanh. xi. 29b).
Talmudic literature represents him as an
enthusiastic idolater who left no
hilltop in the Land of
Israel without an idol
before which...
- of Dylan's
followers in the folk
music scene, the
Beatles were seen as
idolaters, not idealists."
Within six
months of the meeting,
according to Gould...
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prison officials. They
informed the
Emperor that Guru
Nanak was not an
idolater and that as a
saint he was
greatly respected all the
people including Hindus...
- language.
Citing Deuteronomy 13,
wherein Moses commands the
killing of
idolaters and the
burning of
their cities and
property as an
offering to God, Luther...
- with the
items that are
forbidden to be sold to
idolaters (which is
basically any item that the
idolater is
likely to
offer in an
idolatrous service or...
- used in Judaism, and to
kafir (كافر, 'unbeliever') and
mushrik (مشرك, '
idolater') as in Islam. In the Latin-speaking
Western Roman Empire of the newly...
