Force worship (n.) thrives wherever people think force wins, their eyes dazzled by royal glitter.
Mariolatry (n.) robbed the real woman of her value by absorbing the soul's image into collective worship; the image sank into the unconscious and came back projected with daemonic traits — the consequence of increasing Mariolatry was the witch hunt.
Nature worship (n.) is often pure sentiment: the poet is "one with Nature" only while she behaves herself.
Public worship (n.) slides into spectacle, with the congregation as an audience that only watches.