Idol - Revision history

Muser at 21:23, 13 July 2008

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Muser at 11:05, 8 September 2007

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Muser at 06:48, 23 November 2006

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{{summary | text=An idol (or cult image) is a man-made object that is worshipped as a god or spirit or demon. Christians identify non-Christian cult images as "idols" and their veneration as "idolatry", the worship of hollow forms. The word idol entered Middle English in the 13th century from Old French idole adapted in Church Latin from the Greek [[eidolon]] ("appearance" extended in later usage to "mental image, apparition, phantom"). Christian images that are venerated are called [[icon]]s.}}

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* [[Ten Commandments]] | [[Exodus 20:4]]

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* [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cult_image Wikipedia - Cult image]

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-''Synopsis:'' An idol (or cult image) is a man-made object that is worshipped as a god or spirit or demon. Christians identify non-Christian cult images as "idols" and their veneration as "idolatry", the worship of hollow forms. The word idol entered Middle English in the 13th century from Old French idole adapted in Church Latin from the Greek [[eidolon]] ("appearance" extended in later usage to "mental image, apparition, phantom"). Christian images that are venerated are called [[icon]]s.
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+An idol (or cult image) is a man-made object that is worshipped as a god or spirit or demon. Christians identify non-Christian cult images as "idols" and their veneration as "idolatry", the worship of hollow forms. The word idol entered Middle English in the 13th century from Old French idole adapted in Church Latin from the Greek [[eidolon]] ("appearance" extended in later usage to "mental image, apparition, phantom"). Christian images that are venerated are called [[icon]]s.
-[[Ten Commandments]] | [[Exodus 20:4]]
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 * [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cult_image Wikipedia - Cult image]
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-{{summary | text=An idol (or cult image) is a man-made object that is worshipped as a god or spirit or demon. Christians identify non-Christian cult images as "idols" and their veneration as "idolatry", the worship of hollow forms. The word idol entered Middle English in the 13th century from Old French idole adapted in Church Latin from the Greek [[eidolon]] ("appearance" extended in later usage to "mental image, apparition, phantom"). Christian images that are venerated are called [[icon]]s.}}
+''Synopsis:'' An idol (or cult image) is a man-made object that is worshipped as a god or spirit or demon. Christians identify non-Christian cult images as "idols" and their veneration as "idolatry", the worship of hollow forms. The word idol entered Middle English in the 13th century from Old French idole adapted in Church Latin from the Greek [[eidolon]] ("appearance" extended in later usage to "mental image, apparition, phantom"). Christian images that are venerated are called [[icon]]s.
-{{overview}}
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-{{topics}}
+[[Ten Commandments]] | [[Exodus 20:4]]
 {{opinions}}
-{{quotes}}
+==Main article==
-{{links}}
+==Links==
 * [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cult_image Wikipedia - Cult image]
 {{returnto}} [[Polytheism]]