idolatory造句

• On the subject of the 613 commandments and idolatory, that's entirely natural.
• Jesuit priest Valignani described Cuncolim as'rigid and obstinate'in its adherence to idolatory.
• The Kulin excesses targeted include sati ( the concremation of widows ), polygamy, idolatory, child marriage and dowry.
• The august dynasty of the Saxe-Coburg Gothas interests him greatly, and he reveres the crowned heads of the Sceptred Isle to the point of idolatory.
• It's a command to destroy the warrior-age males of cities that don't surrender, in order to ensure that idolatory is eradicated.
• The founder of the Wahhabi sect, Ibn'Abd al-Wahhab Najdi in contradiction to mainstream Sunni Islam considered the poem to be idolatory ( shirk ).
• The entire story of the Jewish people, from Abraham until at least the end of the book ( s ) of Kings, is about rejection of, and then flirtation with idolatory.
• Hastie then published an ill-timed collection of his letters under the title " Hindu Idolatory and the Enlightened Englishmen ", which annoyed the Hindu community and caused someone to assault him.
• When an eminent disciple, Fariduddin Ganjshakar, asked him about the legality of amulets ( " tawiz " ) which were controversial as they could lead to theological problems of semi-idolatory in Islam, he replied that the fulfilment of desires belonged to no one; the amulets contained God's name and His words and could be given to the people.