1) Bible-worship 2) Cultism 3) Devotion 4) Idolatry 5) The worship of the Bible 6) Veneration 7) Worship of the bible 1) Idolatry 
Bibliolatry (from the Greek biblion `book` + latreia `worship`) is the worship of a particular book or worshiping the description of a deity found within a particular book.{see also|Idolatry} ==In Christianity== In the case of Christianity, the term bibliolatry is used in a derogatory sense toward those who either have an extreme devotion to t...
worship of the Bible or other books
• (n.) Book worship, esp. of the Bible; -- applied by Roman Catholic divines to the exaltation of the authority of the Bible over that of the pope or the church, and by Protestants to an excessive regard to the letter of the Scriptures.
Bib`li·ol'a·try (-trȳ) noun [ Greek 
[n] - worship of the Bible
bibliolatry 1. Extravagant admiration of a book or of books in general. 2. Excessive reverence for the mere letter of the Bible. 3. The worship of a book, particularly the Bible. A term of criticism levied against individuals who give an excessive regard to the text of the Bible or of books in general.
Bible-worship noun the worship of the Bible
excessive reverence for the Bible as literally interpreted. · extravagant devotion to or dependence upon books.