[Al Hitan]

You walk right up to the Truth (the coin had the image of one who himself claimed to be a god) and then spit on it in rejection.

Some imagination you have there.

Catholicism appoints to the statuary the idolatry because those petitioning the one for whom the images are made are seeking supernatural things which ONLY from the TRUE God are come/derived.

Yes, the “supernatural things” are from the One, True God.

Come in from the dark fringe to His full light.

[MHGinTN]

So the statuary is idolatrous because of what the person uses it for. Jesus asked whose image was on the coin, then told the disciples, 'Render unto Caeser what is Caesar's and unto God what is God's.'

Catholicism instructs Catholics to petition the person of the statuary, asking for supernatural things of 'her' not of God. But you probably knew that and just want to be contentious.