They enter darkness those who worship natural things (for e.g. air, water, fire, etc.). They sink deeper in darkness those who worship sambhuti i.e. created things. (Yajurved 40:9)

Indeed, Allah does not forgive associating others with Him ˹in worship˺,1 but forgives anything else of whoever He wills. And whoever associates others with Allah has indeed committed a grave sin.

Isaiah 45:20
20 “Gather together and come; assemble, you fugitives from the nations. Ignorant are those who carry about idols of wood, who pray to gods that cannot save.

Babi, also Baba, in ancient Egyptian religion, was the deification of the hamadryas baboon, one of the animals present in ancient Egypt. His name is usually translated as "bull of the baboons", roughly meaning "chief of the baboons

Deut 4 : 15–18 explicitly banned the making of idols in the form of any kind of animal, bird, reptile, or fish. The most well known example of animal worship is Israel's worship of the statue of the golden calf or bull at Mount Sinai in Exod 32 : 1–35 (cf. Deut 9 : 8–21).

Maynman:

Richwallet:



Hypocrites that strayed from the path might be responsible for this confusion.

Yahwe is not Yahweh. Yahwe is one God. Yes the spelling does matter because grammar means to know your letters and each letter has a number. Thus the sum of Yahwe and Yahweh are different numerical values and can not be the same name. Canaanites were Cushites who invaded parts of Sumerian empire and syncretized the monotheism with Egyptian religion. Anything you see more than one god anywhere it originated in Egypt whose first gods were animals. Kings were refered to as Scorpion and Hawk and were defied upon death which made kings into gods. All pagan religion is about kingship too and the exaggerated claims of immortality. Nonsense we all have to die and our fate is up to the true and only God that grants paradise or damnation.

Maynmann:
There are lot of black men called jesus, jesus is masculine latin name for boys.

Richwallet:



Hey Cush.

Parents can their child whatever yet it's a curse for a child to not have the father's name.

Maynmann:

Hey jewish slave.

You should look up why people have surnames.

Richwallet:



England is one kingdom. Nobles already had sired names that is our ancestors was known to belong to this royal house or that royal house. It was serfs and peasants who had no house names.

Maynmann:


Ramblings of a Jewish slave

sire, n. Opens in a new window
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sī̆r(e n.Quotations.

Forms sī̆r(e n. Also sirre, sier(e, schir, cīr, sē̆r(e, sor(e, sur(e, saere, (in surname) siour.
Etymology OF sers, sire, sieur, sor, vars. of seignor.
Definitions (Senses and Subsenses)
Note: Cp. beausher, beausir(e,
1.
As title: (a) preceding a name, applied to one of the order of knighthood; also used for nobility and royalty, as members of the same order; (b) used similarly for priests and other clergy; applied analogously to historical and mythological persons; used in allegorical names; (e) used in addressing a person by the name of his occupation or position; also used contemptuously.
2.
(a) A king, lord, ruler, patron; a person of social importance; also used of God; lord (emperour, prince) and a master of a household; a husband; oure ~, the head of our household, usu. my husband; (c) used as a formal or respectful mode of address; ~ swete, dere (hende, leve, worshipful, etc.as a term of disapprobation: wretch, rogue.
3.
Sire, father; ~ name, father's name, surname; surname n.; ~ soil, native land; graunt ~, q.v.Show 10

Richwallet:



Ramblings of an evil Cushite.