Idol Worship in Today's Society

What is idol worship? There may be plenty of answers to this question. Idol worship is something between worshipers and God. This is something that someone gives power and status. Idol worship is prone to bruise, and God is immortal. The arrogance of God appears in the form of idolatry. In Muhammad's work, Muhammad said: "I am forbidden to serve your idol, and now I got clear evidence from my Lord" (726). , Status, television, computer, cars can all be regarded as idle.

Hinduism is known primarily for idolatry, but many religions around the world "communicate" with their gods using idols. Idols are widely used in Christianity and its various fields. Families of all churches and religious beliefs have a cross with Christ crucified (this is a symbol). People pray before in the presence of idols. Buddhism has idol worship, and Jainism is so. Idol worship has many opponents. As I wrote above, among the 4-5 major religions of the modern world and the world, most Hindus are identified as idolaters, sometimes they are bound in front of inanimate objects and statues Unnecessary criticism

Identity in idolatry refers to assimilation, learning, and idols as stimuli. This was found in a previous study on idolatry (Greene and Adams-Price, 1990; Konijn et al., 2007) claiming that young people want to resemble idols. According to existentialist theory, recognition is general and spontaneous, depicting the reaction of a person in front of a great person (Friedman, 1992). In this respect, idols are heroes or role models for young people to learn or to immerse themselves in the glory of idols (Fraser and Brown, 2002).

Romanticism in idolatry calls idols as a man's lover, thus showing fantasies and fantasies. This is a common observation, affiliation and romantic attachment in past studies on idolatry (Argyle, 1994; Greene and Adams-Price, 1990; Yue and Cheung, 2000). News coverage is full of stories about teenagers unilaterally obsessed with idols and causes major problems such as depression, chase and sexual harassment in the life of such teenagers . Romanticism obviously corresponds to romantic love or passionate love (Hendrick and Hendrick, 1989; Sternberg, 1997).