This statement is generally
understood as an injunction against worshiping an idolatrous image.
But the Kotzker
interprets 'god' to mean 'G-d ' (the Hebrew ‘Elokei’
can mean both).
He says; “Do not turn G-d into a god that you
fashioned for yourself”.[2]
Religion can become self
serving when G-d is made to fit our perceptions and expectations, instead of
the other way around.
At that point it becomes no better than man made idolatry.
At that point it becomes no better than man made idolatry.
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