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    Forms of worship vary widely across religions. — Carmelics
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    Supports→Wide variation in religious beliefs about God's nature is compatible with worthiness of worship being the sole defining feature of God.

    Forms of worship vary widely across religions.

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    A third approach (compatible with the first two) is to start from the close connection in meaning between “God” and “worship”. Worship appears to be essential to theistic religions and thus an essential role that any being must play to qualify for the title “God” is to be an appropriate object of worship. Indeed, although there is risk of circularity here if “worship” is defined in terms of the actions or attitudes appropriately directed towards “God”, it would not be obviously mistaken to claim

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