Crossword-Solution: ICONOLATRY 10 letters, 5 clues 🏆 scrabble score: 15

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Iconolatry n. The worship of images as symbols; -- distinguished from
idolatry, the worship of images themselves.

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worship of images 2 answers
idolomancy 3 answers
idolomania 3 answers
fetishism 6 answers
idolatry 40 answers
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The Provençal heretic, Peter of Bruis, seems to have been the first reformer who preached against iconolatry and even objected to the images of the Crucified.
The Evolution of Love Emil Lucka 2006
This princess, whose personal character was irreproachable, governed the empire during thirteen years, with considerable wisdom; but being an adherent of images, she restored their worship,(61) which has since that time continued in the Greek Church in perhaps even a more exaggerated form than in the Roman Catholic one, and which can be without any impropriety called _iconolatry_, since _idolatry_ may be perhaps considered as an expression too strong for ears polite.
A Treatise on Relics John Calvin 2010
Why does Abdul Baha encourage them? Ignorant devotion has so soon degenerated into superstition and iconolatry.
Bahaism and Its Claims Samuel Graham Wilson 2011
Like Constantine Copronymus, he called a council to endorse his action, and a majority of the Eastern bishops resolved that Iconolatry was a dangerous heresy, and anathematized the patriarch Nicephorus and all other defenders of the images.
The Byzantine Empire Charles William Chadwick Oman 2011
The conduct of Yazid, on the contrary, gave rise to the idea that henceforth the caliphs would treat iconolatry as idolatry, and that those who adhered to the practice would fall under his displeasure, whether within or beyond the dominions of the caliphate.
The Historians' History of the World in Twenty-Five Volumes, Volume 7 Various 2019