In the first part of the book of Romans, Paul addresses the moral and human issues concerning idolatry that had taken place during this time (Harris, 2014). In fact, Paul states that worshipping idols was an inexcusable event because he feels that God's instructions have been divinely revealed to all. It was the responsibility of each human to be faithful to the “natural” which means God’s way of living and not to the “unnatural” that was determined to be the way of the world. God choose to abandon the people that pursued worshipping these mere idols, rather than the true Savior. During this kind of action, the people choose to turn their backs on the almighty creator in exchange for a reproduction of a human or animal-like structure.
