bibliolatry
(bib′lē äl′ə trē)
noun
- excessive adherence to a literal interpretation of the Bible
- excessive veneration of books
Origin:
biblio- + -latry
See bibliolatry in American Heritage Dictionary 4
noun- Excessive adherence to a literal interpretation of the Bible.
- Extreme devotion to or concern with books.
Related Forms:
- bibˌli·olˈa·trous adjective