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Being beholden to beliefs is common to all people. But worship, to show reverence and adoration (for a deity), implies something entirely different than belief
by bonesss 8y ago
Being beholden to beliefs is common to all people. But worship, to show reverence and adoration (for a deity), implies something entirely different than belief.
Worship implies faith (ie belief in the absence of evidence). That difference is not just semantics, it's a fundamental distinction. Christians believe you require faith in Christ to be a Christian.
Atheists and Christians believe in stop signs, neither worship them.