How might we struggle against idolatry in our current age

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The module readings spoke of idols and things we put in the place of our authentic call to seek and live the truth. Most people don't worship a golden calf literally, but what would you say are some of the "idols" in our current culture? How might we struggle against idolatry in our current age? What insights do the module readings offer in terms of idols and how we can avoid this temptation?

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