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Idolatry: Journey out of Egypt

by Josh Muglia

A broader inquiry into idolatry

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A broader inquiry into idolatry

Josh Muglia takes idolatry beyond the familiar image of people worshipping statues, presenting it as a concept with wider and less visible forms. The description raises questions about whether some everyday practices and pagan beliefs share roots in idolatry, then frames the book as a study and a “journey out of Egypt.” Its central subject is therefore not only the historical image of idol worship, but also how the author interprets idolatry’s reach in religious belief and ordinary life.

Good fit for readers who enjoy

  • Adults interested in Christian perspectives on idolatry and religious belief.
  • Readers exploring church history or ecumenism and interfaith topics.
  • Those interested in examining religious ideas behind everyday practices.

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IdolatryPagan beliefReligious practiceChurch history

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Book overview

Idolatry. The word brings up images in our heads of golden calves, or stone statues carved for pagan gods. We picture people bowing down before these things, and laying offerings at their feet. While these things are indeed linked with idolatry, this sin has a far greater reach than most realize. Idolatry hides behind many masks, and takes on many forms. It is far more widespread than we realize, and is far more dangerous than we give it credit for. What if I told you that things we regularly do have their origin hidden in idolatry? What if I told you that nearly all pagan beliefs can be traced to a similar origin? Are you willing to step out of your comfort zone in order to learn important truths? If so, then join me as we study idolatry, and go on a journey out of Egypt.

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