Origin of Idol Worship

Before cities were built man lived among bushes, children would play on and off the trees and had enough flowers to pluck from every bush they found some. When they wanted to rest on the ground they had the rocks to rest upon. However, they would carry their flowers with them and would spend time arranging these on the rocks. They had many things to do - make patters with flowers and leaves or decorate an oldly sitting smaller chunck of the rock. They could spend hours here and when the adults came looking for them they would take note of what kept them busy.

While at home, the children could demand playing out at odd hours and that would prompt the elders to show them rocks nearby or gather some stones for them in or around the house. If they could give it a shape, they sure would delight their little ones more. With rocks in proximity they are now not limited to flowers from bushes, they could bring in sticks and pebbles or ornaments used by elders to compensate for the effort required to find flowers when it was not the spring season. If the rock had some moss they could create patterns on it. If they had eyes and mouth drawn, they would also offer the food they eat. It would also be natural to put some light in front if it was dark.

How easy it was to mistake a decorated rock with eyes and mouth to be served as god. It also had the center of attraction if there was some light put around it. Now if men had given shapes to these rocks and were moving around, they would carry it with them to avoid redoing and recreating stuff that could keep their children engaged. It would have been natural for parents to join worship if the kids wanted to have a community worship.

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