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That festival [Passover] was not idolatrous, and it was preceded by no Lent.— theTrumpet.com: Front Page
Here was not tragedy but gruesome farce - idolatrous, makeshift, deadly and utterly lacking in self-control.— New Statesman
This is dumb, idolatrous, and perversely fascinating.— Joshua Treviño: obiter dictum.
Okay, I can understand and even applaud the mention of Rush being semi-idolatrous.— robbymac
These things are certainly idolatrous, in a very obvious way; but we need to realize that there are more subtle forms of idolatry as well.— The Thirsty Theologian
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