polytheism

Hillbrook, by the way, is not the only place in Christendom where a vestigial polytheism forbids the taking in vain of the Evil One's name.

Plunged right away into monogamy, man, unexperienced in his good fortune, hankers after polygamy, as the monotheistic Jew hankered after polytheism; and thus the monogamic young man too often meets Aphrodite for the first time, and makes future appointments with her, in the arms of his pure young wife.

And that he did not rise again from the dead and the Trinity is dismissed as polytheism. They also do not believe in Original Sin and, therefore; no need for a redeemer.

This invisible veil they drew between themselves and the life of this world protected them against satan, being caught up by appearances and falling into polytheism. Therefore, when the Prophet Joseph (peace be upon him) was cast into a well at a young age and later spent many years in a dungeon, despite being innocent of any crime, he never rebelled.

They culminate in Muhammad's freeing the sanctuary of the Ka'ba in Mecca--founded and renovated by Abraham together with his first-born son Ishmael--from its polytheism and rededicating it to Allah, the one and only God.

Islam rejects every kind of polytheism, dualism and trinity.

OIndeed whosoever purifies himself (by avoiding polytheism and accepting Islamic monotheism) shall achieve success, and remembers (glorifies) the name of his Lord and praysO (87:14-15).

He says that idolatry "is always polytheism, an aimless passing from one lord to another" (13).

Other lectures that have already been held include on topics such as compassion, the Day of Judgment, piety, faith, polytheism and the role of women.

The caption under one of the pictures read: "This is one of the Shiite shrines in Adra which the heroes of the Free Syrian Army exhumed and reburied in an unknown location since it had become a centre of polytheism".