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 1 ApCreed,    2         |     the world is not by many gods, but by one ~only.6~ ~
 2 ApCreed,    2   (6)   |     is but one God, not many gods. We attribute to God the
 3 ApCreed,    2,  1     |   MOTIVES FOR BELIEF IN MANY GODS~ ~There are four motives
 4 ApCreed,    2,  1     |    to believe in a number of gods. ~(1) The dullness of the
 5 ApCreed,    2,  1     |    the stars . . . to be the gods that rule the ~world. With
 6 ApCreed,    2,  1     |   delighted, took them to be gods."7~ ~(2) The second motive
 7 ApCreed,    2,  1     |     sometimes men ~make them gods, and sometimes this is done
 8 ApCreed,    2,  1     |   they would be venerated as gods. "All the gods ~of the Gentiles
 9 ApCreed,    2,  1     |  venerated as gods. "All the gods ~of the Gentiles are demons."13 "
10 ApCreed,    2,  1     |    that they believe in many gods. ~Thus, those who believe
11 ApCreed,    2,  1     |    make the heavenly bodies ~gods, and subject themselves
12 ApCreed,    2,  1     |     actually set these up as gods. "We ought to obey ~God
13 ApCreed,    2,  1     |    that they believe in many gods; as likewise ~do those who
14 ApCreed,    2,  1     | believe that the ~demons are gods, because they seek from
15 ApCreed,    3,  2     |   delighted, took them to be gods, ~let them know how much
16 10Command             |  Thou shalt not have strange gods before Me. Thou ~shalt not
17 10Command,    0,  1   |  Thou Shalt Not Have Strange Gods Before Me."~ ~The entire
18 10Command,    0,  1   |      shalt not ~have strange gods." For an understanding of
19 10Command,    0,  1   |  worshipped demons. "All the gods of the ~Gentiles are devils."2
20 10Command,    0,  1   |    believing the stars to be gods: "They ~have imagined the
21 10Command,    0,  1   |   sun and the moon to be the gods that rule the world."4 ~
22 10Command,    0,  1   |      fire or the wind ~to be gods."6 Into this error also
23 10Command,    0,  1   |   made themselves be ~called gods; such, for example, was
24 10Command,    0,  1   |  They ~worship themselves as gods, for by seeking the pleasures
25 10Command,    0,  2   |  Thou shalt not have strange gods before Me." As we have already
26 10Command,    0,  2   |    we shall know that ye are gods."16 ~"All things are naked
27 10Command,    0,  2   |      You shall serve strange gods day ~and night, who will
28 10Command,    0   (34)|  Thou shalt not have strange gods before Me,' it is ~the same
29 10Command,    0   (34)|   shalt ~not worship strange gods.' . . . It should be accurately
30 10Command,    1,  3   |       By the name of strange gods you shall not swear."21 ~
31 10Command,    2       |  Thou shalt not have strange gods before Me." In the ~Second
32 10Command,   10       |  Thou shalt not have strange gods"; (2) he must give God all
33 HailMary,    9        |     she and Adam would be as gods, ~knowing good and evil. "
34 HailMary,    9        |     be," says this liar, "as gods."31 But he ~lied, because "
35 Question,    1,  2    |      men to believe in ~many gods (polytheism).~ ~5. What