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A practice to honor, praise or otherwise raise up a person, item, higher power or idea. He worshiped her beauty
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Surrendering to God. Humbling yourself for Him, so that He can change you and bring you closer to him. True worship occurs when there is great thirst.
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It is best defined as a reaction. The resulting behavior and response a person engages in naturally when experiencing that which can be only described as God. After receiving the Eucharist, Rick went back into the pew where he was kneeling and was overcome with awe, inner peace, and a powerful surrealism which led him into quiet, personal worship.
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Extreme reverence, respect, faith, and devotion dedicated to a deity, pantheon, or philosophy. In the case of people who choose a religion because it makes them feel good about themselves, they themselves are the object of their worship, no matter how ecstatically they utter the name of their deity.
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The act of throwing away all dignity and self respect for fear of judgment by an imaginary being. The minute you feel pressured to worship something, you should realize you're in a cult.
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