idolater , also: idolator

It was certainly no crime to slay such an idolater!

A night in the rain will not harm some of these idolaters."

He was a prime chess player and an idolater of Shakespeare.

The modern idolater of riches is content with far less genuine things.

I suppose we do sound like idolaters or something, but it is rare to find someone with all his qualities.

They have made our ancestor an idolater and a diviner.

This would not mean that all were idolaters themselves, but some failed to express the orthodox views of the time.

"You saw the wrath of God this afternoon warning the idolaters.

And then there is this: at the first misstep, the idolaters turn murderous.

The 1992 version is populated by tourists and pastrami idolaters.

It refers to an Israelite city a majority of whose citizens become idolaters.

Then the idolaters said: "Indeed, this is his firm and abiding sorcery."

I have been commanded to fight the idolaters.

He is said to have baptized as many as ten thousand idolaters in one month.

"Whatever he may be, they are apostates and idolaters."

What both idolaters and detractors fail to see is the radical methodology behind his work - its common sense.

Due to man's superiority over animals, the human form is more commonly used by idolaters to represent God in creation.

Abraham's father was an idolater while Abraham is a devout monotheist.

"Idolaters and all them that worship God's creatures, God shall judge."

Certainly he expressed plenty of scorn for idols and idolaters."

He smiled, surveyed his shot, then turned to his idolaters and said, "What do you say we just go have a beer?"

The Qur'an makes it clear that the people of Abraham were idolaters.

The Talmud warns against causing an idolater to take oaths.

The idolaters were the width of the room apart; and apparently unconscious of each other's presence.

Her mother was a devout Christian but her father was an idolater.