WAS BEDEUTET ZOOLATRY AUF ENGLISCH
Tierverehrung
Tierverehrung bezieht sich auf religiöse Rituale mit Tieren, wie die Verherrlichung von Tiergottheiten oder Tieropfer. Die Ursprünge der Tierverehrung waren Gegenstand vieler Theorien. Der klassische Autor Diodorus erklärte den Ursprung der Tierverehrung, indem er den Mythos, in dem die Götter, angeblich von Riesen bedroht, unter dem Deckmantel der Tiere verborgen waren. Die Leute begannen dann natürlich, die Tiere anzubeten, die ihre Götter sich verkleidet hatten, und setzten diese Handlung fort, auch nachdem die Götter in ihren normalen Zustand zurückkehrten. Im Jahre 1906 schlug Weissenborn vor, dass die Tierverehrung aus der natürlichen Neugier des Menschen resultierte. Der primitive Mensch würde ein Tier beobachten, das ein einzigartiges Merkmal hatte und die Unerklärbarkeit dieses Merkmals würde die Neugier des Menschen ansprechen. Wunder entstand aus den Beobachtungen des primitiven Menschen von diesem charakteristischen Merkmal und dieses Wunder veranlasste schließlich die Anbetung. So verehrte der primitive Mensch Tiere, die unnachahmliche Züge hatten. Lubbock stellte eine neuere Ansicht vor. Lubbock schlug vor, dass Tierverehrung aus Familiennamen entstand.
Definition von zoolatry im Wörterbuch Englisch
Die Definition von Zoolatrie im Wörterbuch ist die Verehrung von Tieren als Inkarnationen bestimmter Gottheiten, Symbole besonderer Qualitäten oder Naturkräfte usw. Eine andere Definition von Zoolatrie ist extreme oder übertriebene Hingabe an Tiere, insbesondere Haustiere.
10 BÜCHER, DIE MIT «ZOOLATRY» IM ZUSAMMENHANG STEHEN
Entdecke den Gebrauch von
zoolatry in der folgenden bibliographischen Auswahl. Bücher, die mit
zoolatry im Zusammenhang stehen und kurze Auszüge derselben, um seinen Gebrauch in der Literatur kontextbezogen darzustellen.
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The Americana: a universal reference library, comprising the ...
a universal reference library, comprising the arts and sciences, literature, history,
biography, geography, commerce, etc., of the world Frederick Converse Beach,
George Edwin Rines. ZOOLATRY — ZOOLOGICAL GARDENS ZOOLOGICAL ...
Frederick Converse Beach, George Edwin Rines,
1912
2
The Serpent and the Swan: The Animal Bride in Folklore and ...
Witch trials, especially when they involved familiars, were an attack on zoolatry,
since the witches were held to take their instructions from animals. But those
convicted of witchcraft were probably simply doing what pet owners do today.
3
Septuagint Research: Issues and Challenges in the Study of ...
2.2 Zoolatry Second Temple literature also discusses a new concern that reflects
a practice mostly known from Egypt—zoolatry, the worship of live animals. When
the king of Bel and the Dragon says to Daniel “You cannot say that this one [the ...
Wolfgang Kraus, R. Glenn Wooden,
2006
4
THE ENCYCLOPEDIA AMERICANA
Zoolatry had its origin in the belief of primitive man that all nature was endowed
with life and that many beings were possessed of great and magical powers.
Animals were believed to be especially endowed with such powers. They were
also ...
5
The Encyclopaedic Dictionary: A New & Original Work of ...
In the early history of the human race zoolatry of some kind was very prevalent.
Traces of it appear in the Bible as in the story of the Golden Calf made by the
Israelites (Exod. xxxii). Zoolatry took deep root in the religious life of the ancient ...
6
International Encyclopædic Dictionary: A New Original and ...
In the early history of the human race zoolatry of some kind was very prevalent.
Traces of it appear in the Bible as in the story of the Golden Calf made by the
Israelites (Exod, xxxii). Zoolatry took deep root in the religious life of the ancient ...
Robert Hunter, Charles Morris,
1897
7
Universal dictionary of the English language: a new and ...
In the early history of the human race zoolatry of some kind was very prevalent
Traces of it appear in the Bible aa in the story of the Golden Calf made by the
Israelites (Exod. xxxn)- Zoolatry took deep root in the religious life of the ancient ...
Robert Hunter, Charles Morris,
1899
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Universal Dictionary of the English Language: A New and ...
Zoolatry too dee root in the religious life of the ancient ptians, and all three forms
fionrished among that people. Juvenal opens his fifteenth satire with a scathing
invective of Egyptian zoolatry, and detailed accounts of it occur in Herodotus (ii.)
...
Robert Hunter, Charles Morris,
1900
By REV. C. W. WENDTE• Zoolatry, or the worship of animals, is one of the most
widespread and deeply-rooted of the early adorations of mankind, and found not
only among primitive and savage peoples but surviving in higher levels of culture
.
Newport Natural History Society,
1883
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Proceedings of the Newport Natural History Society
C. W. WBNDTE* Zoolatry, or the worship of animals, is one of the most
widespread and deeply-rooted of the early adorations of mankind, and found not
only among primitive and savage peoples but surviving in higher levels of culture
. It would ...
Newport Natural History Society, Newport, R.I,
1883
4 NACHRICHTEN, IN DENEN DER BEGRIFF «ZOOLATRY» VORKOMMT
Erfahre, worüber man in den einheimischen und internationalen Medien spricht und wie der Begriff
zoolatry im Kontext der folgenden Nachrichten gebraucht wird.
New National Organization Formed to Address Police Misconduct
... DC; and; Kathleen Murray, founder and owner of Zoolatry, a well-established pet sitting/walking service in Washington, DC who has focused on animal rescue ... «PR Newswire, Mai 15»
Atheist Bullies
Otherwise, bullies would be an endangered species." I'm not aware of the American Humanist Association mocking the practitioners of zoolatry, Sikhs and ... «National Center for Public Policy Research, Mär 13»
The Alphabetical, Week 5: Johnny Manziel remains at large
Zoolatry. The worship of animals. You might think this is something humanity has advanced past, and then you see Bevo and realize how very wrong that idea is. «SB Nation, Okt 12»
Us vs. Them: Good News From the Ancients!
Far from rejecting evidence for the standard view, Gruen helpfully sums it up: "Jewish writers excoriated Egyptians for zoolatry and shunned admixture with ... «Chronicle of Higher Education, Jan 11»