#*not idolatry*

[sapphicseasapphire]

Perpetually making fanart of @tashacee and @a-manicured-lawn’s Idolatry instead of actually working on my comics. I’M FINE

Statue man. Man that is stone. Statue made of stone man. Man made of statue stone. Statue man.

[cuties-in-codices]

josaphat destroying pagan idols

from a manuscript of barlaam und josaphat, alsace, c. 1469

source: Los Angeles, Getty Museum, Ms. Ludwig XV 9, fol. 101r

[pipiteer]

looking at such potent images of charles leclerc on getty images dot com right now...

[puppyeared]

meow

[tashacee]

Folks, writing Idolatry with @a-manicured-lawn is giving me so much brainrot

[wisteriasymphony]

in-universe adrien imagines probably go crazy.

[starheirxero]

AUAGAHHH GAY PEOPLE !!!!! Commission for @justafunkything :3

[baby-girl-aaron-dessner]

I really need some of my lovely and well intentioned US moots to realise that Tim Walz called for the “expansion of Israel”, which is literally colonisation.

We have to condemn this in the strongest possible terms. Please stop idolising your politicians.

[hrokkall]

I saw in his hand a long spear of gold, and at the iron's point there seemed to be a little fire. He appeared to me to be thrusting it at times into my heart, and to pierce my very entrails; when he drew it out, he seemed to draw them out also, and to leave me all on fire with a great love of God.

[carlyraejepsans]

È MORTO. È MORTO. PUTTANIERE PEDOFILO BASTARDO FASCISTA DI MERDA SEI MORTO PURE TU.

[sapphicseasapphire]

I made more fanart for @tashacee and @a-manicured-lawn’s Idolatry! You can definitely expect to see more of this in the future, by the way. As long as they keep writing art-able moments, I will keep making art.

Seriously!! Guys!! The writing is SO GOOD! Here’s the link, you should read it if you haven’t already!

[honeydrop-sweetheart]

POV: That guy's back from the mountain and he's carrying stone tablets that say idolatry's a no-go.

[tashacee]

Idolatry - Chapter 3

By @a-manicured-lawn and @tashacee

Upon entering the Community Centre, the first thing that hit them was the smell of cooking, of rich spices and roasting vegetables. To one side, Wind could see a row of tables holding massive tureens of soup and stew, along with vast trays of bread rolls, hand pies, and pots upon pots of tea, all handed out to a steady stream of people by a group of smiling volunteers.

Long rows of tables filled up a vast section of the room, with space for well over a hundred people to sit and eat at once, with yet more clusters of sofas and smaller tables to the side. As the Chain walked in, they could see another room leading off from this, home to dozens of people bent over cutting boards and spices and yet more tureens of soup. Their clothes ranged from ratty to extravagant, and yet all were carrying on their task with a dedication that was almost loving.

…Wind couldn’t help but wonder if this was the soup kitchen that his brother had been supposed to work in, the day that he went missing.

Read the rest on AO3!

[magnetothemagnificent]

when they say “Jewish people, Muslims, and Christian’s all worship the same god” is that true? can you tell me more about the god in Judaism and how it’s different or similar however? what is unique? thank u

It's not true.

According to Judaism, Jews and Muslims worship the same G-d, but Christians don't. This is why Halakhically it's okay for a Jew to pray in a Mosque if they have to, but not a Church. Muslims fall under the category of those who aren't Jewish, but are God-fearing, and as such different laws apply.

According to Jewish law, Christianity is idolatry, and thus the god they worship is an idolatrous god. Christianity isn't considered to be truly monotheistic according to Judaism. The concept of the Trinity is considered Shittuf (pseudo-idolatry), and the assertion of Jesus, a human, as divine, is considered blasphemous.

Now, this doesn't mean that as Jews we shouldn't interact with Christians (or any other idolatrous people) at all. Interfaith discussions and allyship is intergral to fighting antisemitism and other forms of bigotry. It just means that as Jews we don't consider Christians to be monotheistic and to worship the same G-d we do, and thus we don't pray in a Church and are careful not to engage with Christian iconography.

Sources:

Is Christianity considered Avoda Zarah?

Avoda Zara

Visiting a Church or a Mosque

Introduction to Masechet Avodah Zarah and 2a-5b

[sleepytoycollection]

stupid random thought I've had making this custom: since some fans consider Discord to be a god in-universe, does making a custom on him count as idolatry? or would it only count if I started worshiping him

[iscariotapologist]

lot of goats thinking they're the sheep here