The Knowledge of Allanism

Hello! We are all familiar with the concepts of idolatry from monotheistic religions, such as Christianity, where idolatry is understood as the worship of other gods or of statues of religious figures. However, today we are going to present what idolatry means in Allanism, which is much broader than in Christianity. In Allanism, idolatry is seen as a set of beliefs regarded as superstitions that divert the human being from their true divine potential. It can be divided into: 1. Idolatry of idols Here it is exactly the same as in the Christian definition. In Allanism, one must not bow down, pray, or make reference to any sculpture, painting, or image, because the Eternal cannot be represented — He is beyond any human imagination. The same applies to images of saints, prophets, entities, angels, or even ancestors described in Allanism. In short: one should not worship or venerate any image, sculpture, painting, photo, or sacred relic of any being — not even a representation of ...