The Babylonians worshipped Baal and Marduk, Sumerians worshipped Annat and Asherah, and so forth.
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And they worshipped the dragon, for he had given his authority to the beast, and they worshipped the beast, saying 'Who is like the beast, and who can fight against it?
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Not the one worshipped in Christianity, the one on Twitter.
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It's worshipped more than any other food, Sicilian or otherwise.
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He had previously promoted the idea that Democrats worshipped Satan.
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Heard is house royalty, and is rightly worshipped as such.
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"I worshipped him," Cersei tells Ned of Robert in Season 1.
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So I "body worshipped" and Bible studied and wept and prayed.
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The business community worshipped Osborne when he first came into office.
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Cows are considered sacred to Hindus and are worshipped during Diwali.
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There is a reason this animal was worshipped by ancient Egyptians.
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The Mother is destroyed by the poet's need to be worshipped.
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For the entirety of recorded history, humans have worshipped nuclear fusion.
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Ever-deepening and ravenous cruelty, viciousness, annihilation are defended and worshipped.
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They worshipped the sharks as gods, and had nine named shark gods.
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A gunman shot and killed 11 people while they worshipped on Oct.
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"TK" was worshipped by many of the company's more than 15,000 employees.
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"Shevchenko is worshipped in Ukraine," says the European football writer Michael Yokhin.
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From the time Lulu was ten, my parents worshipped at her altar.
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Being complimented and worshipped, right before I get choked or face-fucked.
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This is a major reason that Elon Musk is so hero-worshipped.
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"I myself also worshipped that," the Dalai Lama said, referring to the deity.
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All the dudes worshipped him, especially if you were a comic book nerd.
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Why it works: Your partner will love knowing they're about to be worshipped.
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People loved and worshipped them and those who opposed them were branded traitors.
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When did I fall out of love with the band I once worshipped?
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Meticulous, industrious natures, each quietly worshipped a queen, each quietly stoked my inheritance.
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In a country where youth is worshipped above all else, aging is stigmatized.
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I went to RADA [London's Royal Academy of Dramatic Art], I worshipped Shakespeare.
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Men make the same declaration later and they are literally worshipped as saints.
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"I had worshipped Hank from afar, and I think he's incredibly funny," she says.
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The previous day, local Jews had worshipped in their synagogues on their Passover sabbath.
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Apparently, the big red ball is worshipped as a god by many alien races.
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Ancient Egyptians worshipped Abraxas, a god with a rooster head and snakes for legs.
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JINJU, South Korea — K-pop stars are loved, and even worshipped, around the world.
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"I immediately realized why the ancient Egyptians worshipped these creatures as gods," he says.
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YouTube stars rarely break into mainstream entertainment despite being worshipped by millions of fans.
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I loved and worshipped my grandparents and I really looked forward to these trips.
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A deity named Nezha is worshipped by gamblers for his swift moves and cheeky behavior.
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Luna is further proof that all black cats should be trusted and worshipped, not condemned.
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Ryder worshipped JD Salinger and The Catcher in the Rye growing up, and still does.
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Carriers worshipped exclusively at his altar and software makers were all supplicants at his church.
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It's their union, in the form of the Trinity, that is supposed to be worshipped.
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Before Lady Gaga was worshipped by her throng of "little monsters," she was Stefani Germanotta.
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Their furious development of brief motifs anticipates Beethoven, who worshipped Bach when he was young.
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Announced with enormous fanfare, worshipped, and then ridiculed when reviewers accidentally pried their phones apart.
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And God would often boast about this man, who worshipped Him with all his heart.
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B. Humans have, throughout our history, worshipped inanimate objects or treated them as actual living beings.
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The 32-acre park comprises Tubman's former home as well as a church where she worshipped.
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And it means that these spirits can be communed with, even one day worshipped as gods.
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For those who worshipped at the altar of the Winner Taco, the war, indeed, was over.
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You know her—or at least how the idea of her is worshipped in American culture.
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Her brown skin drew similarities to Tonantzin, one of many goddesses worshipped by the Aztec people.
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It is worshipped by Hindus, who make up about 20143 percent of India's 1.3 billion people.
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What seems to break Helen is Eden saying she worshipped Noah, but didn't really know him.
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Underneath the sharp exterior is a woman to be both feared and adored, worshipped and avoided.
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The elder Moon's Unification Church — which worshipped Moon as a messianic figure — became popular in America.
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Despite its status as an Episcopal parish, presidents of multiple religious denominations have worshipped at St. John's.
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Funeral services will be at the New Psalmist Baptist Church, where he worshipped for decades in Baltimore.
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I couldn't remain committed for the rest of my life to someone that worshipped the top 40.
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Lawrence surely knows what it's like to be mobbed and worshipped and tormented by eager crowds. mother!
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A Muslim is only a person who believes nothing in the universe should be worshipped except God.
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The Mass Effect saga has always worshipped at the shrine of character growth, and Andromeda is no different.
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"I've always worshipped the ground he walked on," Donda told Rolling Stone of her relationship with her son.
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Clay may have worshipped her, but Zach actually knew Hannah, on a level Clay never was able to.
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Attitudes shifted towards the previously worshipped Crasher Kids, a rift that continued to widen through the early 2000s.
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It may not be because he wants to be worshipped (though a God complex is in there somewhere).
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"To anyone who spent time with Elizabeth, it was clear that she worshipped Jobs and Apple," Carreyrou writes.
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She is worshipped as a mother to all, often called Durga Ma. And since oral tradition holds that Durga Ma has been known to walk the Earth as a little girl giving out blessings, children—especially little girls—are often worshipped in these communities as the representation of the goddess.
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The imam of a local mosque where Archer worshipped, Asim Abdur Rashid, said Archer's Muslim name was Abdul Shaheed.
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Dan: I like how the guy admits that the first rapper he worshipped was the Fresh Prince because SAME.
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A: Before 70 CE, Judaism was centered on the Temple, a physical place where they worshipped, sacrificed, celebrated holidays.
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This place I had worshipped from afar was indeed a dream come true, partnered with a few harsh realities.
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For years, it was known as "the Church of the Generals," because of the military men who worshipped there.
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Most of all, however, he worshipped Ken Griffey Jr., and soon aspired to emulate him as a center fielder.
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" Her feat is the more remarkable in an environment "where the majority of nouveaux riches worshipped Western luxury brands.
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She attended Washington High School, worshipped at Glide Church, and became San Francisco's first African American female streetcar conductor.
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In the aforementioned Jimmy Kimmel clip, Kimmel asked Kardashian West if people at Sunday Service worshipped Kanye or God.
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But they've always played them, even back in an age when, the evidence suggests, our ancestors actually worshipped with boardgames.
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It sheds light on the philosophy toward fringe sexuality that informs a show worshipped by an army of zealous fans.
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It existed in the peripheries of my brain as that show about bros that my own brother worshipped around 83.
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His bullies may have worshipped him as children, but as teenagers they have to bring him back down to earth.
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Hailed by many as India's greatest living actor, he is revered -- some would even say worshipped -- in his home nation.
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Designer Gogo Graham makes clothes for trans women, and her designs are worshipped by everyone from W magazine to Dazed.
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She worshipped her father, which may help explain the magnetism that talented men exerted on her throughout her eventful life.
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They were worshipped by the impish Children of the Forests, whom Bran has encountered in his journey to the North.
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In fact, that was the reason why I posted the article that LKY would not want to be hero-worshipped.
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After some trepidation, Mohammed worshipped last Friday at the Al Noor mosque for the first time since his father's death.
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One particularly popular idol was a figure of Hubal, a moon deity worshipped by many in Mecca at the time.
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"Thou shalt have no other gods before me" insists that rivals shall not be worshipped—not that they don't exist.
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Art that illustrated Greek male beauty and athletic prowess were coveted and indeed worshipped in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries.
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Other human and feline mummies (cats were worshipped as gods in Egyptian times) were ground up and reportedly used as fertilizer.
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But the surprising, shocking feature of the descent into war is how passionately the apostles of destruction worshipped and welcomed it.
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"Amazon, oddly, is the most worshipped of of the entire flock, incredibly ironic given it isn't even located there ," Cramer said.
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He's also an action hero, beloved by tens of millions around the world and, in some cases, worshipped like a god.
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Mythology surrounding Lord Ayyappa, the god worshipped there, claims that he was celibate and disgusted by the prospect of women's fertility.
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Finally, ugliness has been worshipped in fashion through one of the stupidest and most deranged garments ever worn: the prairie dress.
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In a short epilogue, we glimpse him as an adult, girt with the trappings of fascism and worshipped by the mob.
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The four people missing, two men and two women, worshipped at other ashrams associated with Ram Bahadur Bomjan, according to Chaturvedi.
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My father loved his mother, and even worshipped her for the decades she spent laboring in factories to care for him.
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Here&aposs what else we&aposre reading: YouTube stars rarely break into mainstream entertainment despite being worshipped by millions of fans.
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If the mummification was successful, the mummy was re-dressed in monk's robes, and arranged in a seated position to be worshipped.
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I've never worshipped at the altar of the child, and if anything, I believe that kids are simply awful adults in training.
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At the start of the third season he was in a game-based cult that worshipped a gargoyle devil in the forest.
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A mutable figure who was both aggressor and protector, Sobek was worshipped, in part, to appease the crocodiles that swarmed the Nile.
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One was anchored in laissez-faire economics, worshipped the "gospel of individualism," and served as a toady of big industry and banking.
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Houston has been Bush's home for years since he left the presidency, and the family has worshipped at the church for decades.
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As addictive as being worshipped and desired is, I want to figure out how to love myself without the outside world's validation.
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Her act rarely matches her charmed life—why would Midge, so wooed and worshipped, rave about how women are experts on rejection?
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He is also worshipped in Taoism, and has temples dedicated to him across Asia, in countries such as China, Hong Kong and Singapore.
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His dark apparitions look like idols to be worshipped, or monsters used to lurking in shadows, with red eyes peeking at frightened children.
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Modest Ganesha statues are brought into family homes and worshipped; bigger, gaudier ones are mounted in public spaces by community groups and firms.
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The people worshipped Hathor — the goddess of love, pleasure and maternity — at Timna, and considered her to be the protector of the miners.
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More than 150 ceramic figures of birds have been found at the site, indicating the animal was probably worshipped by the town's people.
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I recently met a student who worshipped Snow's ostensible "work" from the early '00s before his unfortunate death in a downtown hotel room.
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And there are many more faces to the goddess, all of which are worshipped and beloved in states across South and Southeast Asia.
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My wife at the time and my little girl just worshipped my sister and none of that made any of the outcomes change.
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Anglo-Catholic congregations had worshipped here, under the hammer-beam roof and monuments to heroes of Napoleonic wars, for nigh on two centuries.
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But when the barriers between the two worlds collapsed Ernst began to see the blind spots of the media outlets he once worshipped.
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In Leaving Neverland, Wade Robson and James Safechuck say they were manipulated and abused by a man they worshipped — a man they loved.
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Worshipped by a billion Hindus and a water source for 663 million, "Mother Ganga" is dying, despite decades of government efforts to save it.
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A younger demographic of men who worshipped at her feet and women who, much to the dismay of their mothers, grew up imitating her.
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Some of the most commonly worshipped goddesses are Parvati, a primary form of Shakti; Saraswati, the goddess of wisdom; and Lakshmi, goddess of prosperity.
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Barbie was, for lack of a better word, fun — the 'thirty, flirty, and thriving' ideal that Jennifer Garner worshipped in 13 Going On 30.
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There was a time not too long ago when we worshipped the strangely alluring "dad bod," which is basically the Jim Hopper body type.
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When you're a top player worshipped by fans around the world, I can see how a different set of rules might seem to apply.
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So he brings aboard a new red priestess, Kinvara, to help promulgate the belief that Daenerys is indeed the chosen savior to be worshipped.
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At the time, Britney was the sole object of my affections – she was the pop idol at whose pigtailed, mini-skirted altar I worshipped.
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For 1,000 years, a diverse lineage of Mesoamerican peoples lived, worshipped, and built a mind-bending array of architectural masterpieces within the urban center.
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How might we have worshipped them, or beaten drums to summon or scatter them, if they were a prominent feature of the daylight sky?
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The bands they worshipped were mostly white dudes with guitars, their favorite scene queens were white women who marketed themselves ironically as "thug" caricatures.
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In a culture that is increasingly obsessed with speakers who shoot from the hip, it's surprising that children aren't worshipped more as public figures.
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Adam Selman, one of the finalists, chose to recreate Todd Haynes's cult-worshipped short film "Superstar," a Karen Carpenter biopic enacted by plastic dolls.
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In addition, her siblings and a couple who worshipped with the family said they witnessed interactions between Shelley and her teacher that concerned them.
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That arrangement lands particularly hard on contemporary composers, who must compete with a group of semi-mythical figures who are worshipped as house gods.
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I've worshipped Donald ever since I saw him on the cover of a magazine with his first wife, Ivana, who clearly didn't deserve him.
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"In Scientology, there's no belief system or anyone who's worshipped or whatnot; it's all sort of like college of the mind," he told the publication.
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Bubbling behind every great movement in music are the gatekeepers oftentimes overlooked or unknown by the general fanbase, but worshipped by those in the know.
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Over the centuries, many archbishops worshipped at the church, and as this latest archaeological discovery shows, many of them also chose to be buried there.
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The climax came when a Harrison Ford impersonator appeared alongside a crowd of shirtless, greased up male dancers who worshipped the trophy like a god.
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So how do you arrive at a place like that when for [worshipped] athletes [like Bryce] they have that to 'I do no wrong' mentality?
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She had been on her way to teach a class, at a United Methodist church, about the women who worshipped at the church at Corinth.
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Hugo Chávez worshipped at the feet of Fidel, who would not tolerate one-tenth of the disorder, street crime, and gun violence that plague Venezuela.
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He has amassed a fanatical fan base -- in fact, as the most recognized Indian both in the wider world and at home, he is hero worshipped.
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Three Kansas men were charged Friday with conspiring to blow up a Kansas apartment complex where as many as 120 Somalis lived and worshipped, PEOPLE confirms.
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Though Duke would see him – usually at his favorite bar– only a few times before his death in 1963, "I worshipped my father," she says today.
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In the evenings, I worshipped Lynda Carter as Wonder Woman, down to the rich click of her boots on whatever pavement she happened to be pounding.
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Kelley killed 25 people and an unborn child the morning of November 5 as the congregation at the small First Baptist Church in Sutherland Springs worshipped.
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All told, 17 of the dead came from the parish which worshipped at Our Lady of Carmen, a Roman Catholic church near the Enrique Rebsamen School.
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Many in Milan lamented last fall when Consuelo Castiglioni stepped down as creative director of the locally worshipped (and globally successful) brand she founded in 1994.
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She has been worshipped as a protector over the capital Kathmandu for centuries—and she is believed to manifest herself in the body of a young girl.
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Mom filled the house with The Supremes, The Mamas & the Papas and anything classical, and Dad worshipped The Beatles, Mark Knopfler, and everyone in The Traveling Wilburys.
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But in that case, is it really God that people believe in, or is the collectively worshipped Deity a kind of proxy for the community or nation?
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"In that bathroom, as I worshipped Allah, I prayed he would save me," Al Samawi, now 31, tells PEOPLE in an interview for this week's issue issue.
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According to legend, it was given by a war god to Japan's first Emperor Jinmu and in centuries past, the sword itself was worshipped as a god.
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He reminisces about a time when their congregation was so small that they worshipped in a rented out retail space in a strip mall down the road.
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"The latest, in the small Texas town, involved a man reportedly using a rifle to kill at least 26 people while they worshipped," the editorial board wrote.
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Apple creates millennial technology staples like the iPhone and the Apple Watch and is constantly ranked among the top brands worshipped by younger and older adults alike.
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White members of the Moravian religious community in Salem owned black slaves, but in the early days of the village, blacks and whites worked and worshipped together.
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I worshipped my dad—he was the strongest and wisest man I knew—but he was a country man, a Southern country man, and I just wasn't.
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At the time, I had no idea that I was being raised in a nationalist, white-identity, Neo-Confederate cult that worshipped power, white supremacy, and hypercapitalism.
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Memoirist and poet Mary Karr, whose name has long been saddled to that of her worshipped ex David Foster Wallace, is now tweeting that Wallace violently abused her.
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The whole river—from Himalayan glaciers across the vast North Indian plain to the filigree delta on the Bay of Bengal—is worshipped as a life-affirming goddess.
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But such cases are rare, and while each of those men were certainly admired as players, none (with the possible exception of Beckenbauer) were worshipped quite like Zidane.
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Over the past decade each new social-media platform has given rise to a subculture of celebrities, worshipped by teenagers and children but largely unknown to anyone else.
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Like God, Ford created the Hosts, and he seems to have a desire to be worshipped by them, even if he might not say so in those terms.
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Petty was a rock superstar with the persona of an everyman who drew upon the Byrds, Beatles and other bands he worshipped as a boy in Gainesville, Florida.
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This stature means they're especially worshipped by Yemeni teens, who often come up to him when Saleh goes to Yemeni restaurants or certain neighborhoods in Brooklyn and Queens.
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But Chavez and Maduro worshipped at the altar of Fidel Castro, and Putin's kleptocratic dictatorship is a perfect model for the criminal enterprise the Venezuelan dictatorship has become.
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I want to tell you that no rock star in the history of rockstardom could have been more mobbed, more celebrated, more worshipped, more fond over than these Republicans.
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The Oklahoman reports the suspect's brother told detectives Walker had allegedly said he killed their parents because he believed they worshipped the devil and were sending him messages telepathically.
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Richly illustrated with photos of archaeological findings, the book makes the Norse gods and heroes solid, a pantheon actively worshipped by humans, rather than simply stories told at bedtime.
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Castro was worshipped by the late Venezuelan leftist caudillo Hugo Chavez, whose incompetent successor Nicolas Maduro is tanking the economy of a nation with the world's largest oil reserves.
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The great leader, Kim Jong Un, is held up as the quasi-divine embodiment of the Korean race and their protector, much as Emperor Hirohito was worshipped in Japan.
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According to Thomas Green's incredible encyclopedia, Martial Arts of the World, Pankration champions were elevated to instant celebrity status, and some of them were even worshipped as demi-gods.
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The people around him in the twentieth century worshipped history, which is to say, power; but the artist worships truth, which is what allows him to save his soul.
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The Inuit people had Sedna, the goddess of the sea and mother of the ocean, while the Assyrian and Babylonian cultures worshipped Ishtar, the goddess of love and war.
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It's home to a famous shrine, dedicated to Santa Muerte, Saint Death, a figure worshipped by drug traffickers as well as residents for blessings and her powers of protection.
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When her mother sends her to the empire's capital of Aritsar to murder the prince, Tarisai realizes the parent she's worshipped her entire childhood has never deserved her devotion.
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Except that the author of that passage, Paul, worshipped God with every breath until his body was dumped in an unmarked grave after being summarily executed by the empire.
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When you have giant cutouts of the man being worshipped in front of theatres and near riots at ticket windows, it is difficult to separate the man from his films.
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Transgender women, sometimes known as hijras, were worshipped as demi-gods for thousands of years in India, but they are often shunned, with many surviving through begging or sex work.
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It is why people around the world, many of whom never actually worshipped there, started recounting their memories of visiting on a class trip, or just walking past the place.
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Michelangelo's sixteenth-century Italian contemporaries very nearly worshipped him for collapsing more than a millennium of distance between Classical antiquity and a surge of avowedly Christian but disruptively individual inspiration.
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Because not only is the infamous Berlin institution worshipped for it's spooky, pounding, and relentless programming of techno music, but also for it's large cavernous halls and minimal lighting—I.
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Veer Teja or Tejaji was a legendary Rajasthani folk hero, also considered to be one of the major eleven incarnations of Lord Shiva and worshipped as a deity in rural Rajasthan.
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The youngest brother of Emperor Hirohito, who until Japan's defeat was worshipped as a god, Mikasa served in the military and was posted to Nanjing for about a year from 1943.
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Namely, that a Japanese wrestler can do this weird shit and still come out as well-regarded, even worshipped, but a Canadian or American wrestler is forever tainted by the culture.
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Watch: Casting Curses and Love Spells with the Most Powerful Witches in Romania Parvati can embody many forms, each of which is worshipped as an individual goddess in her own right.
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I don't think I worshipped him, his deadness, but I liked the evidence of him, how it felt like a job to daily take note of his shifting into the sand.
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This season jumped all-the-way into the realm of magical monsters, but you're right to point out how it also kept circling around the various deities worshipped by the characters.
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Seated inside St. John's on Sunday -- where every president since James Madison has worshipped -- Trump heard a counter-argument: that calling out hate speech regularly and loudly was every person's responsibility.
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While the community worshipped a replica, the stolen statue was purchased at Sotheby's by David T. Owsley, a prominent collector of antiquities and long-time patron of the Dallas Art Museum.
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No church was conservative enough for my parents, so they worshipped at home with us and a few others they knew who were dissatisfied with the excesses of the modern church.
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When the going gets tough and the facts get boring, the Metal Barbarian is there, swinging a battleaxe and screaming the name of a god that no one has ever actually worshipped.
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We worshipped Dawkins and Dennett, the unusual versions of childhood heroes my brother and I clung to, and they illuminated if not the why, then at least the how of human existence.
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Did Scott inhabit the underworld for so long that he grew to power and became a revered God, worshipped by the inhabitants of AstroWorld in the Dark Time and immortalized via statues?
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The congressman's funeral on Friday takes place at his Baltimore church, where he worshipped for 21625 years (The Baltimore Sun), and former President Obama will deliver remarks at the service (The Hill).
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The river has been worshipped as a god, played host to one of the world's mightiest ports and provided the backdrop to any number of romcoms starring a delightfully flustered Hugh Grant.
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By the time the full moon reappears on May 2400st tens of millions of bathers, among them thousands of bearded ascetics known as sadhus (pictured), will have worshipped on Ujjain's teeming riverbanks.
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We've got to revolt, and we've got to reclaim who the fuck we are and let these people realize, before they came along, we were honored and worshipped and appreciated and adored.
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"The award came as a complete surprise; even the nomination was amazing, to be on a list with other restaurants we hero-worshipped," said Mr. van der Merwe, the chef and owner.
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Once again, we find the bookish Belle (Emma Watson) living in a village, worshipped by her father, Maurice (Kevin Kline), and wooed without cease—or success—by the vainglorious Gaston (Luke Evans).
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"We had a back-and-forth about popular culture—we worshipped this thing, and also hated it, and also wanted to be in it, but also wanted to destroy it," Taylor said.
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Though it started as a parody of straight-edge hardcore bands, as time has gone on, the a capella duo has become the reverently worshipped hardcore act they always pretended to be.
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Unsurprisingly, many Hindus weren't best pleased with the image of one of their most revered deities—worshipped as the remover of obstacles and manifestation of intellect and wisdom—being used to hawk beer.
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"[Hermaphroditus] is an intriguing character that transcends one specific culture—he/she is a universal symbol, mentioned by Plato, worshipped by the Indian people, valued in contemporary metrosexual and transsexual culture," says Depelchin.
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Three dozen priests staged a sit-in against the verdict overturning the ban that kept women aged between 10 and 50 out of the temple, where a celibate deity, Lord Ayyappan, is worshipped.
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And while gay culture has always slavishly worshipped unrealistic ideas of beauty, from physique model magazines and the cult of Tom of Finland, Instagay culture may take this worship to a new level.
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At age 25, he was more than ready to leave behind a scolding, pietistic father and the provincial Norwegian art scene, which worshipped at the altar of naturalism, for everything France might offer.
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I believe our cultural instinct to photograph, filter, and post every bite we take on social media contributes to an unhealthy relationship with something that's meant to be eaten and enjoyed — not worshipped.
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There was also a charming little documentary that circulated, suggesting Beyoncé worshipped Satan, paired with the Super Bowl stage set up as some sort of Illuminati-slash-Satanic crop sign full of flames.
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While mummified cats are common in the archaeological record — the ancient Egyptians worshipped cats, and kept them as pets that were later mummified and entombed with their owners — mummified lions are far rarer.
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Perhaps with those voters in mind, Trump also swapped the traditional stone Episcopalian church where he's worshipped at past Christmas Eves for a more modern Baptist service, complete with fake snow and smoke.
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The mud hut where the woman lived had few belongings except a wooden bed, religious idols on walls, and a small basil plant that the family worshipped - a common practice in Hindu homes.
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The guy hosting the film, a self-described musician, went in about how Bone Thugs-n-Harmony worshipped the devil because the liner notes of one of their albums was written backwards like witchcraft.
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The reality—that Bruno believed in magic, worshipped the ancient Egyptian god Thoth, and was executed not for heliocentrism but for denying the divinity of Christ—is ignored, because that isn't Fucking Science Love.
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Well, admittedly, it's possible that America will turn into some nightmare equivalent of Gilead in which Kavanaugh is worshipped by an all-male hierarchy as part of the Trump pantheon of aggrieved white men.
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In her post, the star laid to rest all speculation about her political leanings, and broke a few Alt-Right hearts (white supremacists have long worshipped Swift as an "Aryan goddess") in the process.
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Thailand's people woke up on Friday to the first day in 70 years without King Bhumibol Adulyadej, a king worshipped as a father-figure who guided the nation through decades of change and turmoil.
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"Earlier this evening baby Matthew, held by his dad, surrounded by his close family as they worshipped and prayed, stepped into eternity to meet Jesus and his momma," pastor Matt McCloghry wrote on Facebook.
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Through their parents, the church was either a focal or at least an adjacent experience in all of the original members' southern youth (though Tesche mainly worshipped at the altar of DC post-hardcore).
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As a child, Adin worshipped Kamal al-Din Behzad, a 15th-century Persian miniature painter who was appointed by the Safavid Shah Ismail I to serve as director of the royal atelier in Tabriz.
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So we've got to be bold, and we've got to reclaim who the fuck we are and let these people realize, before they came along, we were honored and worshipped and appreciated and adored.
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Years later, in 2015, it was revealed that an enormous underground cavern, or "cenote," lead to a subterranean river system beneath Kukulkan, and possibly held sacred significance to the early Mayans who worshipped there.
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For starters, it undermines the initial premise of the movie, which is that Dumbo would be ostracized by humans as a hideous freak instead of worshipped as the most adorable creature ever to exist.
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These include Raphael Hostey, a prolific ISIS recruiter who was reportedly a friend of Abedi's and worshipped at the Didsbury mosque, believed to have been killed in a drone strike in Syria last year.
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Storm, a character with a rich history that involves being a worshipped as a weather-wielding goddess in Africa, is just around to tell us in a couple lines that, yes, Jean is bad.
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But the Israelites were able to hold on to their traditions and beliefs, sometimes through insularity (the Hebrew Bible is full of passages condemning people who worshipped other cultures' gods) but sometimes through compromise.
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As scandal-dogged politicians graced the front pages of national newspapers, individuals looked to sport for role models and hero-worshipped individuals who kept the country's chin up with their buccaneering performances on foreign soils.
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"These people face discrimination their whole life—then as a nat kadaw they are worshipped," said Ko Hla Myat Tun, an activist who works with Myanmar LGBTQ organizations &Proud and the Colors Rainbow LGBTQ Network.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Relatives of the gunman who killed 26 people in Texas sometimes worshipped at the church where he opened fire but were not there during Sunday's attack, the local sheriff said on Monday.
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They left behind one of the most isolated nations in the world, where the ruling family has been worshipped now for three generations, and only a minuscule elite are allowed to make international phone calls.
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More than 1,000 mourners gathered at the St. Sebastian church in the coastal city of Negombo, just north of the capital, Colombo, where more than 100 parishioners were killed as they worshipped on Sunday morning.
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Bridgers, a Los Angeles native who worshipped Elliott Smith and starred in an Apple commercial at the age of twenty-one, makes folksy, acoustic rock songs whose wispiness cleverly masks their morbid and searing lyrics.
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But the majority still worshipped him as a liberation hero and the father of the nation—a man who had taken the country from 240 percent literacy to 240 percent in a mere ten years.
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Twenty-five hundred years ago, the Zapotec people built Monte Albán, a monumental city on a hill outside town; they worshipped a bat god and a human-jaguar-snake god, who brought rain and lightning.
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While the Gainesville, Florida, band had clearly worshipped AVAIL in their early days—"Floor" could easily be a Dixie B-side—Hot Water Music's songs would grow increasingly complex and knotty in the years that followed.
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A self-styled intellectual who worshipped New Wave cinema, he adored his mother, a reader of classical French literature with whom he would linger for hours in the morning over café au lait, croissants, and cigarettes.
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At 90, George H.W. Bush parachuted out of an aircraft and landed on the grounds of St. Ann's by the Sea in Kennebunkport, Maine -- the church where his mom was married and where he'd worshipped often.
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CHENNAI, India (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - The practice of keeping young girls in village temples to be worshipped as goddesses as part of rituals in south India amounts to abuse and slavery, the national rights commission said.
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"It is quite true that I have worshipped you with far more romance than a man should ever give to a friend," the painter Basil tells Dorian in the magazine edition, but not the final novel.
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Gods and lingzhi also appear in a lengthy 16th-century silk painting by Qiu Yang, where the mushroom is presented as a gift to the most-worshipped goddess in Chinese mythology, Queen Mother of the West.
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But before her string of lies came to light, Holmes was a merciless boss who demanded a lot from her employees, worshipped Steve Jobs, really wanted to become a billionaire, and believed she was building an empire.
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More than 1,000 mourners attended a memorial service at St. Sebastian church in the coastal city of Negombo, just north of the capital, Colombo, where more than 100 parishioners were killed as they worshipped on Sunday morning.
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Kali figures prominently in both Hindu and Buddhist iconography, and is still widely worshipped in the Hindu religion — so much so that questions of her representation can incite fervent debate, controversy and even communal violence in India.
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However, I didn't think about the Babadook again after that screening—that is, not until a new phenomenon rose to the internet's surface: Through a series of memes, the Babadook is being worshipped as an LGBT icon.
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While we worshipped (err, watched) Beyoncé in Hollywood, across the pond, actors, directors, and moviemakers were rubbing shoulders with actual royalty (the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, to be precise) in London at the 2017 BAFTAs, a.k.a.
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It was great getting to see a heap of bands I really worshipped at the time in the one day, Frowning Clouds (a long time fav I figured I'd never see play) even played a surprise set.
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And so the fact that Prince worshipped The Hissing of Summer Lawns counts for a hell of a lot more than [the fact] that there are, you know, a million sophomoric girls who dream of being Joni.
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At the cult's peak in the 1980s, there were thousands of Rajneeshees around the world who worshipped their guru Bhagwan Shree Rajneesh (later known as Osho), a white-bearded Indian man they likened to a rock star.
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Their parents, formerly members of an evil cult of alien worshippers, now possessed by the even-more-evil aliens they worshipped, have captured half the team and imprisoned them in a low-budget version of the Matrix.
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Worshipped as the greatest genius in German history and as an exemplary poet and human being, he has also been criticized for his political conservatism and quietism, which in the twentieth century came to seem sinister legacies.
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His Marty feels true to the countless stories that have been shared about him since his death in 2010: a funny, highly intelligent man who worshipped his wife, and was willing to step aside so she could shine.
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Gisele Bündchen and her husband, Patriots quarterback Tom Brady, have two of the most worshipped bodies in the world, so it came as no surprise media outlets picked up on an interview with their personal chef, Allen Campbell.
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The world's longest-reigning monarch, worshipped as a father figure during his 70-year reign, died on Thursday in a Bangkok hospital, where he had been treated for years for illnesses affecting his lungs, kidneys, brain and blood.
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Prices range from $1,250 to $62,500, depending on the size of the temple and the detail work required, with the 'God of Earth' and the 'God of Wealth', which are among Taiwan's most widely worshipped deities, proving popular.
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The resolution: Cook more at home The gift: The Instant Pot is everything you've heard it can be, and will be worshipped by anyone who wishes they could cook at home more — if only they had more time.
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The Italian mafia has been glamorized and worshipped in popular culture for decades, but you hardly ever hear people shouting about the harmful social impact of "Italian-on-Italian" crime when real-life mob crimes have made headlines.
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A cricket legend and firebrand nationalist who is hero-worshipped by supporters, Khan swept to power in last month's election on a populist platform vowing to root out corruption among a venal elite and lift people out of poverty.
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Her exit from Kleiner, a firm that has been for decades worshipped by founders, damages a brand already suffering from a slew of high-profile exits and a pivot to renewable energies from which the firm never fully recovered.
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Perhaps by coincidence, the two rooms of Simple Gifts are installed in the American Wing alongside The Aesthetic Movement in America, which highlights a very different 19th century that worshipped beauty in opulent stained glass and ornate wood carving.
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That is, Marsyas was a committed hedonist; he was a minister of Bacchus, god of the grape harvest, winemaking and wine worshipped at Lebanon's Temples of Baalbek; and he was a mythological figure associated with both freedom and hubris.
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He worshipped Ralph Steadman and sent him a letter asking him whether he'd consider collaborating on a book (as a teenager, Levy had read Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas and cribbed the drawings to pass an art test).
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Nor are falling numbers the only problem: an exhaustive investigation by the Houston Chronicle and the San Antonio Express-News identified more than 250 church leaders who have been accused of sexually abusing people who worshipped at SBC churches.
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Algren lived on for another 20-odd years, in obscurity and often in need, but a figure of literary legend to those who regularly found The Man With the Golden Arm a book to be cherished if not worshipped.
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Since the information on state and federal taxes is virtually identical, such legislation might help solve the tantalizing mystery of why and how Trump, who worshipped debt, began paying for expensive properties (including golf courses) with cash in 215.
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Mami Wata, for example, are best known in parts of contemporary Nigerian culture as part succubus, part mermaid bogey-women, as opposed to a pantheon of ancient water deities as they were worshipped as in pre-colonial West Africa.
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"Our government expresses deep regret that leaders of Japan's government and parliament once again sent an offering and worshipped at the Yasukuni shrine that beautifies the history of Japan's aggressive war," South Korea's foreign ministry said in a statement.
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Daegu Mayor Kwon Young-jin told residents to stay indoors after 73 people who worshipped at the Church of Jesus the Temple of the Tabernacle of the Testimony showed symptoms of infection and dozens of new cases were confirmed.
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Deagu Mayor Kwon Young-jin told residents to stay indoors after 90 people who worshipped at the Church of Jesus the Temple of the Tabernacle of the Testimony showed symptoms of infection and dozens of new cases were confirmed.
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Signal, widely considered the most secure and easiest-to-use free encrypted messaging and voice-calling app, is the reason he's been invited to speak as part of the very same crypto Jedi Council he had worshipped as a teenager.
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Paparazzi hanging out of the ass of pantomime cows and (allegedly) drunk director aside, Spice World is a triumph: a deliciously amateurish romp through an insane period of British cultural history, when the entire world worshipped five otherwise unremarkable English women.
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After she awakens from six centuries of silence, she is even more depraved, with a plan to kill 90 percent of the world's human men in order to create a New World Order where she is worshipped as a goddess.
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It's been 10 years since a quirky little drama about a terminally ill middle-aged man who starts cooking meth debuted on AMC, and it's been nearly five years since the critically worshipped, Emmy-winning, game-changing Breaking Bad signed off.
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Amid an intense police investigation, the teens were accused based on extremely weak evidence, including a lack of any physical evidence linking them to the crime, and hearsay due to their goth lifestyles and unfounded accusations that they worshipped Satan.
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Thus in that PRRI poll, white Catholics who worshipped no more than a few times a year favoured Mrs Clinton by 53-35, while those who went to church at least once a month supported Mr Trump by 49-32.
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Where the previous generation had worshipped at the altars of tinnitus kingmakers AC/DC and KISS, Metallica provided an update that was sonically heavier yet just as gratifying whether played on a Discman's headphones or through the speakers at a stadium.
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Whether we're talking about Japan's Inari Ōkami, the Igorot people's use of Bulul as rice guardians, or the widely worshipped Dewi Sri of Java and Bali, rice is clearly more than a staple ingredient for most humans—it is life itself.
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Read more:This $41K plane ticket comes with a shower, bed, and butler serviceTana Mongeau&aposs Coachella outfit was the top trending female celebrity look on Google in 2019YouTube stars rarely break into mainstream entertainment despite being worshipped by millions of fans.
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These days, visitors are more interested in the church&aposs role in the American Revolution, since Alexander Hamilton and his wife Eliza (made newly famous by the musical "Hamilton") owned a pew, worshipped there, and were buried in the adjacent cemetery.
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As someone who learned about fighting from martial arts and learned about hockey from a pair of pacifistic parents who worshipped finesse players and tolerated only the cleanest of hits, I've spent most of my life struggling to understand hockey fights.
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The comic began as an impossibly hip and clever take on celebrity and mythology: Every 90 years, ancient gods get to spend two years living with mortals, which they choose to do as pop stars because they love being worshipped.
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The king's remains were taken in a convoy on Friday through Bangkok's ancient quarter to the Grand Palace, winding past thousands of Thais dressed in black, many of them holding aloft portraits of a monarch who was worshipped as a father figure.
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She grew up in fairly provincial town where everyone spoke the same language and worshipped the same gods, and now she has to come to terms with the fact that the new Innsmouth, if it survives, will have to be much more cosmopolitan.
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Describing her appeal to a person who doesn't already understand the full context from which she emerged is difficult, like showing someone a cell phone photo of the moon to illustrate why it's been worshipped for millennia due to its majestic luminescence.
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The brightly-painted statue of Guan Yu, a former general who is worshipped by some Chinese, was inaugurated in July in a temple complex in the fishing town of Tuban and is claimed to be Southeast Asia's tallest such representation of the deity.
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Those who go find themselves living in one of the most brutally competitive countries in the world, where education is worshipped, toddlers are offered exam-prep classes and a drive for perfection has produced one of the world's highest rates of plastic surgery.
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The Vedic Aryans who preceded the Hindus in India worshipped the fire god Agni, and one of the rituals was throwing butter into a fire, which made it crackle and dance, all the while the read these verses and praises of butter.
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"I worship factories," the American photographer Margaret Bourke-White said, just as Soviet avant-garde artists worshipped factories in their publication, U.S.S.R. in Construction, pioneering design techniques on the way to showing off industrialization to a Russian public still learning to read.
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Fox hosts Sean Hannity and Bill O'Reilly, MSNBC's Joe Scarborough, radio host Laura Ingraham, even Rush Limbaugh and Matt Drudge all worshipped at the altar of Trump, either out of personal friendship and loyalty or desire to have access to him for ratings.
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As the week wears on, Myers is again preparing for the Sabbath, planning to lead services Friday night and a "unity service" on Saturday, one week after the shooting, bringing together survivors from the three congregations that worshipped at the Tree of Life.
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In South Korea, Daegu Mayor Kwon Young-jin told residents to stay indoors after 90 people who worshipped at the Church of Jesus the Temple of the Tabernacle of the Testimony showed symptoms of infection and dozens of new cases were confirmed.
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The time is gone when Americans worshipped the (always exaggerated) image of disciplined British two-party politics, and these politics have given way to a multi-party, multi-ethnic political system which is more like the American one than most people realize.
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In particular, Vice Principals serves as an eerie parallel for the first year of the Trump era because a lot of it is about how hard it is to actually be a leader when all you really want is to be worshipped.
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