Worship
Worship was the act of religious devotion to a god or other deities. One who worshiped was known as a worshiper.  

In 2267, worship was among what Greek god Apollo demanded from the crew of the , and in exchange he would grant them life in paradise as simple and as pleasureful as it was thousands of years before on Earth. ()

In attempting to interpret the symbols displayed by the D'Arsay archive, Worf observed a symbol that suggested some kind of antlers or , he thought that perhaps it was meant to represent an animal, to which Deanna Troi remarked that "animals are worshiped in many cultures." ()

See also 
 Freedom of worship
 Hero worship
 House of worship
 Sun worship
 Worship word

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