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"We also, therefore, do anathematize with them such as adore either Saint, or sacred vessel, or Gospel, or aught else that is in heaven above, or aught on the earth, or in the sea, with & #39;latria& #39;; and we ascribe adoration with & #39;latria& #39; to the only God in Trinity".
"We also, therefore, do anathematize with them such as adore either Saint, or sacred vessel, or Gospel, or aught else that is in heaven above, or aught on the earth, or in the sea, with & #39;latria& #39;; and we ascribe adoration with & #39;latria& #39; to the only God in Trinity".
~ From Question 4 of "The Confession of Dositheus"
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& #39;Latria& #39; means worship that can only be given to God and no one else. We do not ascribe, as Orthodox, Latria to anyone but God. Especially to icons. We rather ascribe adoration to icons, which is not the same as Latria.
& #39;Latria& #39; means worship that can only be given to God and no one else. We do not ascribe, as Orthodox, Latria to anyone but God. Especially to icons. We rather ascribe adoration to icons, which is not the same as Latria.