React | Ariel Lazari: Ajoelhar para imagem é idolatria? (Refutado)

In this Areopagus Apologetics video, I react to Ariel Lazari's talk about kneeling before images and whether that is, in fact, idolatry according to the Bible. Furthermore, I expose and debunk the fallacy that Protestants only consider it "worship" when someone cries, gets emotional, or expresses strong feelings while singing. I show biblically that worship goes far beyond emotion and involves obedience, surrender, devotion, and posture before God—not just sentimental manifestations. 🔎 What you will see in this video: An analysis of the statement "kneeling before an image is idolatry" A refutation of the fallacy about the Protestant concept of worship What the Bible actually calls idolatry Difference between reverence, honor, and worship Biblical cases of prostration that are NOT idolatry When an external act becomes idolatry The theology behind images and worship 📖 Texts analyzed in the video: Exodus 20:3–5, Deuteronomy 5:8–9, Revelation 19:10, Acts 10:25–26, among others.