antiworship
antiworship noun: actions that are contrary to worship.
Noun
antiworship (uncountable)
- Actions that are contrary to worship.
- God objects to paganism and idolatry because it is the ultimate act of antiworship, where humans create a god in their own image, or else humans create manageable gods that they think they can manipulate or control, or humans use the pantheon to legitimate the violence and machinations of...2013, Michael F. Bird, Evangelical Theology: A Biblical and Systematic Introduction, Zondervan, →ISBN
- I have named this paradoxical position—a combination of belief and antiworship —as misotheism. The word is derived from the Greek root misos misos (for 'hatred') and theos (for 'God').2013, Stephen Bullivant, Michael Ruse, The Oxford Handbook of Atheism, OUP Oxford, →ISBN
Origin of antiworship
From anti- + worship.
Questions about antiworship
- What does antiworship mean?
- Antiworship means actions that are contrary to worship.
- What part of speech is antiworship?
- Antiworship is a noun.
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