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What (who) is Mariolatry - definition
Mariolatry
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ASPECT OF PROTESTANTISM
Mariolatry; Protestants views of Mary; Mary in Protestantism; Protestant views of Mary; Protestant objections to Marian devotion; Mariolater
[?m?:r?'?l?tri]
¦ noun idolatrous worship of the Virgin Mary.
Mariolatry
ASPECT OF PROTESTANTISM
Mariolatry; Protestants views of Mary; Mary in Protestantism; Protestant views of Mary; Protestant objections to Marian devotion; Mariolater
·noun The worship of the Virgin Mary.
Mariolater
ASPECT OF PROTESTANTISM
Mariolatry; Protestants views of Mary; Mary in Protestantism; Protestant views of Mary; Protestant objections to Marian devotion; Mariolater
·noun One who worships the Virgin Mary.
Examples of use of Mariolatry
1. Such cultural differences, one might well think, come from the fact that Britain got rid of any traces of mariolatry – the worship of the virgin mother of Christ – during the Reformation; only Catholic countries like those of southern Europe are encumbered with such mother worship.