Christian's is this idolatry?

No, unless you are worshiping them.

"Render onto Ceaser that which is Ceaser's and to God that which is God's"

Worship is God's alone.

Certainly it is not idolatry.

Note that it *is* a form of "worship" (using the classical sense of the word) - but not worship **as a deity**. The very same form of worship (and several others) are used by some of the most highly-regarded people in the Bible.

SO: even though one could argue that it is a form of worship (only using the classical sense of the word, though), it is definitely NOT an instance of idolatry (which in the Bible involves one or more ***idols***).

- Jim, http://www.bible-reviews.com/

There is a verse in the Bible that says call no one lord or father as there is only one father, that is God.

We should not call anyone father or lord, as God is our only father and lord. I know it is a sign of respect to call people sir, but we should not be calling anyone lord or father.

You are right that you are mistaken. The title Lord does not always refer to God. It is not blasphemous to say, my Lord said to the Lord. The context determines if it is said as worship. "Lord of ..." is very different then "The Lord." God is Lord of all Lords. That is one of God's titles, along with "King of kings.".

It's honouring the office that they hold...

But Jesus Christ is Lord of all.

So if someone stands up and says, I am Lord of all and you bow down and worship him, that is plainly idolatry.

It depends on ones definition of worship. I have heard a preacher say that putting a lot of time and effort into any hobby is idolatry.

Read a Dictionary and you will see the definition of Lord...even Sarah called Abraham Lord.......try understanding what it means in every situation before assuming ideas not related to facts.

No, because its not meant in the spiritual sense. But to call a priest "Father" is wrong because only God is our spiritual Father.

The Israelite people were prohibited from idolatry by Moses. Jesus ignored idolatry.

If its not worship then how its idolatry ?

Its not

No.

Idolatry is the WORSHIP of someone/thing else other than God.

If 'it's not worship really,' then it's not idolatry.