[Didymus Much]

Re: Did You Know?

Its good though you refered to another Authoritive Book, other than the Scriptures

Yes, citing your sources is a good habit, because it shows you're not just making stuff up (hint hint).

I clipped the irrelevant parts out of that definition because they are irrelevant. We're talking about a VERB (to worship), so I posted the definition of the VERB, not the noun.

The OBJECT of a sentence can be a person, place, or thing. I had assumed that you had a working knowledge of English grammar from your previous postings, but I now guess they were uncredited cut-and-pastes (like your last).

I guess I confused people on their knees praying to a graven image in their Church with people "rendering religious reverence and homage to" something. I guess the priest who told me to pray to a specific saint didn't really mean "pray to that specific saint". Now I only have to go learn ancient Greek and Latin in order for you to explain the difference between "worship" and "worship". Gimme a few years, wilya?

[Brother Temperance]

Re: Did You Know?

Mary is the Mother of God

The Woman who asked(interceded) for his first public miracle

Let's look at what Jesus said when his Jew shrew of a mum was hassling Him to perform miracles for her:
John 2:4 Jesus saith unto her, Woman, what have I to do with thee?

Perhaps if you Catholics pray to Mary hard enough, she'll ask Jesus to spare you from Hellfire. He will reply "What have I to do with thee?", and then go back to whatever He was doing while you plunge into the Lake of Fire.

If i was to put a picture of my Mum and Dad on the wall in my home, would you accuse me of worshiping them?

There's a pretty big difference between that and building a statue of your mum and dad and then asking them to ask God to be nice to you, though.

Luke 11: 27As Jesus was saying these things, a woman in the crowd called out, "Blessed is the mother who gave you birth and nursed you."
28He replied, "Blessed rather are those who hear the word of God and obey it."

Funny that, our idolatrous friend seems to have completely ignored this one. It's almost as though they don't have a reply to the fact that God's word obviously contradicts their pagan practices. But I'm sure there must be another explanation.

they indeed are not saving the paper within the album, but cherished memories of that person. When someones kisses or hugs a photo, they are remembering and honour that person dearest to them, not simply kissing a piece of paper.

Common sense?

I don't see what common sense has to do with worshipping idols.

I have no desire to find jesus, he is as real as Horus, the only accounts of what he did comes from those who were not there, you may say the same of Horus, but Horus is accepted as a Myth.

Nonsense. God was definitely there, and it was Him who wrote the Bible. Witnesses don't get more credible than that.