Idolatry: Why it exists today and the threat it poses to man

   If you think idolatry is gone, you're wrong. No, I'm not merely talking about worshipping stones and figures. That's the foolishness aspect of it. Who honestly thinks that a meazly statue carved by man could ever represent a God? I'm talking about idolatry from the religious God-fearing point of view. Idolatry is something that undermines the sovereignty of the God of Israel in man's life. For instance [especially for a Jew], loving anybody or anything more than God is a form of idolatry. Not having God supreme above everything is a form of idolatry. That is alive today. Clearly, the world thrives off of God's glory and can't live without it. And clearly, Torah is the supreme way to get into a spiritual relationship with God [the laws of the Torah are obligatory to Jews; but non-Jews have other ways to get into a spiritual relationship with God].

  Disclaimer: This show is not meant to attack anyone. Nor do I put myself up above anyone.