worshipper, the pagan Greek temple, was hagios (ἁγιος) (holy) in the sense that both were set apart for the worship of the Greek deity, but both were sinful, since the Greek deities were merely divinities formed after the human pattern. But the Christian hagios (ἁγιος) (holy) accrues to itself the idea of purity and freedom from sin in that the God of the Christian is both infinitely pure and is also free from sin. Thus, the physical body of the believer, put at the disposal of God, presented to