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Robbie does his George Michael-lite delivery - typical of his off-the-peg approach to pop idolatory - but the raised eyebrows and knowing nudges of Rob's cheeky chappy persona soon tire.
Second, while the albatross represents a Christian soul, it also suggests a totemic necklace worn by the ancient mariner, and thus not only a transgression of Christian values but also an act of idolatory.
When icons were condemned as idolatory and destroyed by the thousand in the 8th century, St Catherine's was part of the Arab world and under the explicit protection of Islam, by decree in 625 of Mohammed: the document survives.
 
 
 
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