Idolatry - An Overview

Idolatry can be defined as the misuse or misunderstanding of the created world. Within the concept of God, it is widely accepted that God must be a supreme being unlike any other being that exists. This implies that anything, anyone, or any idea that is created must have a Creator; and anything, anyone, or any idea that is supreme must be superior to all others. In simple terms, if God is truly God, then God must be a limitless Creator. Although belief in God may not be considered a moral obligation, for those who do believe, it would be illogical to worship anything other than the Creator. This necessitates self-reflection and exploration of the nature of God. To gain a deeper understanding of the subject of "Idolatry," please watch the video provided below to discover the perspective of the Torah.