miracle-worship
- noun
- /ˈmɪrəklˌwɜrʃɪp/
- He wrote extensively about the dangers of miracle-worship within organized religion.
Examples
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The church condemned miracle-worship as a distraction from true faith.
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Many people engage in miracle-worship during religious festivals.
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In some traditions, miracle-worship is criticized as undermining the core teachings of faith.
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The rise of miracle-worship led to heated debates among scholars and theologians.
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In some traditions, miracle-worship is criticized as undermining the core teachings of faith.
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The rise of miracle-worship led to heated debates among scholars and theologians.
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Many people engage in miracle-worship during religious festivals.
Synonyms
A belief that treats miracles with too much respect as if they were sacred
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Etymology
Miracle-worship joins miracle, from a Latin root that means 'wonder', and worship, which originally meant giving someone 'worth' or special honour and is like the '-ship' in friendship. So miracle-worship means giving miracles or wonders too much honour in a religious setting.